Arizona

YES: supports amending the constitution to ban taxes or fees charged for every mile a person drives, and laws that limit or monitor how many miles a person drives

NO: opposes this amendment, leaving the door open for lawmakers to consider a per-mile tax or mileage limits in the future

YES: supports amending the constitution to ban race-based preferential treatment, including forcing anyone to endorse it, using public money for DEI offices or roles in public schools and universities, and requiring race-based DEI or "intersectionality" classes or trainings

NO: opposes this amendment, adding none of these prohibitions to the constitution

YES: supports adding citizen-only voting to the constitution, banning foreign donations to influence Arizona elections, requiring every voter (even mail-in voters) to show government-issued ID, and giving voters the right to have their vote counted at their voting location

NO: opposes this amendment, keeping citizen-only voting in state law rather than the constitution and adding none of the other changes

YES: supports capping grocery taxes at 2% for good, freezing any city rate that is already higher, and requiring a public vote before any city raises its grocery tax

NO: opposes this amendment, adding no constitutional cap on grocery taxes and no requirement that voters approve an increase

YES: supports declaring drug cartels terrorist organizations and requiring the Arizona Department of Homeland Security to do everything within its authority to address them

NO: opposes this measure, leaving drug cartels without a state terrorist designation and adding no new duty for the Arizona Department of Homeland Security

YES: supports requiring schools and athletic associations to limit restrooms, locker rooms, shower rooms, other private spaces, and sports teams by sex as recorded on an original birth certificate, with no exception for girls playing on boys’ teams

NO: opposes adopting this law, keeping current rules for private spaces and sports teams, including where girls are allowed to play on boys’ teams today

YES: supports banning new speed and red-light cameras and requiring local governments to win voter approval to keep using the ones they have

NO: opposes this measure, letting governments keep installing and using speed and red-light cameras without a public vote

YES: supports requiring certain larger school districts to spend at least 60% of their budget on direct instructional expenses, as defined by the auditor general

NO: opposes this measure, setting no minimum share of school district budgets that must go to direct instruction