Quorum likely for special session
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Most Arizona senators will be present for the opening of the special session on July 6, according to staff members in their Senate offices.
A handful will probably be absent, including senators Meg Burton Cahill of Tempe and Richard Miranda of Tolleson.
Sen. Ken Cheuvront, a Democrat from Phoenix, was out of town this weekend but will be flying back to Phoenix this evening, his assistant said.
Other senators, including Senate President Bob Burns, postponed or canceled trips and other business in order to be present when the Legislature convenes special session at 1 p.m. today.
