This November, voters will face an exceptionally long ballot. We urge you and every voter to be informed and vote the entire ballot!
In addition to voting for candidates for federal, state, and local offices—including judges—your most critical responsibility is to shape our future by voting on ballot propositions. Here’s what you need to know:
Power of the People:
Citizens of Arizona can initiate legislation as state statutes or constitutional amendments.
Citizens have the authority to repeal legislation through a veto referendum.
The Arizona State Legislature can also place measures on the ballot as legislatively referred constitutional amendments or laws.
The Arizona Commission on Salaries for Elective State Officers can propose measures as well.
What’s on the Ballot?
Voters will decide the fate of 13 statewide ballot propositions and municipal or school district bonds and overrides.
Of these 13 statewide ballot propositions, 11 are legislative referrals, 2 are citizenled initiatives, 6 are amendments to the state constitution, and 5 amend state laws.