2026 General Election
Arizona ballot measures
141 questions are on ballots somewhere in Arizona this election. Which appear on yours depends on where you live.
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Build my voter guideStatewide propositions
8 questions
- Proposition 141ArizonaProhibits state and local governments from imposing taxes or fees based on the number of miles a car has traveled, and from enacting rules to monit…NO
- Proposition 142ArizonaProhibits diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in the state government, including public schools and universities. This would prohibit institu…NO
- Proposition 144ArizonaMake a number of harmful changes to the state's election laws, including requiring voters to show a government-issued ID to cast a ballot. Already,…NO
- Proposition 316ArizonaProhibits local government from imposing or increasing a tax on groceries without voter approval, and caps the tax rate at 2%. Already, cities and…NO
- Proposition 317ArizonaDeclare drug cartels to be terrorist organizations. The federal government has the power to label organizations as "terrorist organizations," not t…NO
- Proposition 318ArizonaProhibits students and athletes from using a restroom, locker room, shower room, or other private space that is opposite from their sex assigned at…NO
- Proposition 319ArizonaProhibits the government from using traffic photo enforcement systems and red light cameras without voter approval. Right now, cities and towns acr…YES
- Proposition 320ArizonaRequires certain school districts to spend at least 60% of their budget on direct instructional expenses, without defining what "instructional expe…NO
County measures
8 questions
- Proposition 425Gila CountyPermanently increases Gila County Community College District’s base expenditure limitation by $5,051,588 more than the state-imposed limit to expen…YES
- Proposition 404Graham CountyPermanently increases Graham County’s base expenditure limitation by $4,000,000 more than the state-imposed limit to expenditures. In Arizona, the…YES
- Proposition 413Maricopa CountyAllows the continuation of a $0.002 sales tax for every dollar spent, raising money for county jail facilities and programs. This is not a new tax,…YES
- Proposition 425Pima CountyPermanently increases the county’s base expenditure limitation by $70,000,000 more than the state-imposed limit to expenditures. In Arizona, the st…YES
- Proposition 430Pima CountyAllows the Pima County Community College District to sell $250,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects. This measure raises funds…YES
- Proposition 417Santa Cruz CountyAllows the county to establish its own revenue and spending limits, rather than statewide expenditure limits. In Arizona, the state government limi…YES
- Proposition 497Yavapai CountyIncrease of the existing excise tax for county jail facilities and programs by $0.0025.YES
- Proposition 435Yuma CountyPermanently increases Yuma County's base expenditure limitation by $6,200,000 above the state-imposed limit.YES
City and town measures
62 questions
- Proposition 418AvondaleAllows the sale of $55,000,000 worth of bonds for public safety facility improvement projects and training facilities. Bonds allow cities to raise…YES
- Proposition 400BisbeeAllows the city to establish its own revenue and spending limits, rather than statewide expenditure limits. In Arizona, the state government limits…YES
- Proposition 401BisbeeRemoves the preamble of the City Charter and changes language from “He/She” to “His/Hers.” This is a simply a clarifying change that cleans up the…
- Proposition 402BisbeeEstablishes a compensation board to review the salaries of the Mayor and City Council salaries at least every five years. This independent board wi…YES
- Proposition 403BisbeeUpdates the City Charter to allow ordinances and resolutions to be published in any printed or electronic medium as permitted by State law. Local g…YES
- Proposition 404BisbeeIncreases the threshold, from $5,000 to $10,000, for certain city contracts and purchases to require approval from the City Council. Right now, any…YES
- Proposition 405BisbeeUpdates the City Charter to allow contract bid notices to be published in any printed or electronic medium as permitted by State law. Local governm…YES
- Proposition 406BisbeeReplaces the reference to the 1980 census count with the most recent official census count. This measure simply updated outdated language in the Ci…YES
- Proposition 407BisbeeRequires City Council meetings to be recorded and uploaded to the city’s media platform. This measure increases transparency and access to local go…YES
- Proposition 419Bullhead CityApproval of the General Plan. In Arizona, municipalities create General Plans, laying out the future for development of the city/town given project…YES
- Proposition 407Casa GrandeAllows the continuation of a 25-year utility franchise agreement with APS. Franchise agreements allow the city to partner with a utility company to…
- Proposition 440Cave Creek0.25% sales tax to fund purchasing land from the Arizona State Land Trust.YES
- Proposition 430ChandlerAllows the city to establish its own revenue and spending limits, rather than statewide expenditure limits. In Arizona, the state government limits…YES
- Proposition 431ChandlerClarifies that the Vice Mayor is selected at the first regular City Council meeting in January of each year. Right now, the Vice Mayor is selected…YES
- Proposition 432ChandlerBrings the city charter in line with state statute regarding when an incumbent has offered themselves for election upon filing a nomination paper.YES
- Proposition 433ChandlerEliminates the requirement to read an ordinance twice before adopting it.YES
- Proposition 434ChandlerContinues residency requirements for city manager; changes residency timing for other council-appointed positions to 12 months; removes residency r…YES
- Question 1Chandler25-year electric utility franchise agreement with APS.
- Proposition 410Chino ValleyRezones a 390-acre area of land from single-family residential to agricultural residential for construction of a private airway. Residents site con…NO
- Proposition 403CliftonAllows the town to establish its own revenue and spending limits, rather than statewide expenditure limits. In Arizona, the state government limits…YES
- Proposition 412CoolidgeAllows the city to establish its own revenue and spending limits, rather than statewide expenditure limits. In Arizona, the state government limits…YES
- Proposition 408EloyAllows the creation of a 25-year utility franchise agreement with APS. Franchise agreements allow the city to partner with a utility company to pro…
- Proposition 409EloyApproval of the General Plan. In Arizona, municipalities create General Plans, laying out the future for development of the city/town given project…YES
- Proposition 405FlagstaffAllows the sale of $40,000,000 of bonds for public safety infrastructure and equipment. Local governments can issue bonds — voter-authorized "loans…YES
- Proposition 413FlorenceAllows the continuation of a 25-year utility franchise agreement with APS. Franchise agreements allow the city to partner with a utility company to…
- Proposition 414Gila BendAllows the city to establish its own revenue and spending limits, rather than statewide expenditure limits. In Arizona, the state government limits…YES
- Proposition 410KearnyAllows the town to establish its own revenue and spending limits, rather than statewide expenditure limits. In Arizona, the state government limits…YES
- Proposition 420Lake Havasu CityApproval of the General Plan. In Arizona, municipalities create General Plans, laying out the future for development of the city/town given project…YES
- Proposition 414MaricopaApproval of the General Plan. In Arizona, municipalities create General Plans, laying out the future for development of the city/town given project…YES
- Question 1Mesa$150,000,000 bond for fire and medical, police, public safety improvements, facilities, communications, equipment, apparatuses, technology, related…YES
- Question 2Mesa$135,000,000 bond for transportation improvements and safer and less congested streets.YES
- Question 3MesaConforms Mesa Charter to Arizona state open meeting law regarding public notice of meetings and executive sessions.YES
- Question 4MesaConforms Mesa Charter to state open meeting law regarding public posting of ordinances.YES
- Proposition 422MiamiAllows the creation of a 25-year utility franchise agreement with APS. Franchise agreements allow the city to partner with a utility company to pro…
- Proposition 423MiamiAllows the creation of a 25-year water utility franchise agreement with Arizona Water Company. Franchise agreements allow the city to partner with…YES
- Proposition 418NogalesAllows the city to establish its own revenue and spending limits, rather than statewide expenditure limits. In Arizona, the state government limits…YES
- Proposition 431Oro ValleyApproval of the General Plan. In Arizona, municipalities create General Plans, laying out the future for development of the city/town given project…YES
- Proposition 402PagePermanently increases Page’s base expenditure limitation by $2,911,592 more than the state-imposed limit to expenditures. In Arizona, the state gov…YES
- Proposition 426Paradise ValleyPermanently increases the city’s base expenditure limitation by $3,940,190 more than the state-imposed limit to expenditures. In Arizona, the state…YES
- Proposition 427Paradise ValleyExempts funds raised for capital and land projects from the state-imposed expenditure limitation. In Arizona, the state government limits how much…YES
- Proposition 417PeoriaAllows the continuation of a 25-year water utility franchise agreement with Rose Valley Water Company. Franchise agreements allow the city to partn…YES
- Proposition 401PrescottChanges the city council election procedures so a candidate receiving a majority of votes in the Primary Election is elected, in line with state law.YES
- Proposition 402PrescottChanges outdated language in the City Charter surrounding the City Judge. This is simply a conforming change with no tangible impacts.YES
- Proposition 411PrescottRequires developers of new residential developments to plan, build, and fully pay for needed infrastructure rather than using City funds. This meas…YES
- Proposition 412PrescottRequires residential developments over 250 acres to preserve at least 25% of land as open space for wildlife, trails, and sustainable use. This mea…YES
- Proposition 413PrescottAllows the city to acquire real property for a public purpose and requires independent appraisals and public disclosure for purchases or exchanges…YES
- Proposition 414PrescottAllows the city to enter into development agreements with developers, placing restrictions and conditions under which development must occur. In ot…YES
- Proposition 415PrescottUpdates City Judge procedures and requirements, including the requirement that the City Judge be a licensed attorney in the state of Arizona.YES
- Proposition 404Prescott ValleyAllows the rezoning of 39.07 acres from single-family residential to industrial for the purposes of sand/gravel mining. This would remove the abili…NO
- Proposition 492Prescott ValleyAnnexation of 652 acres for development of “Lakeshore 650,” including 3,500 housing units, amenities, and commercial development.YES
- Proposition 493Prescott ValleyIncreases town sales tax by 0.5%, excluding grocery sales, to fund an aquatics and recreation facility; rate decreases to 0.1% after 25 years or fu…YES
- Proposition 405SaffordApproval of the proposed General Plan. In Arizona, municipalities create General Plans, laying out the future for development of the city/town give…YES
- Proposition 411San Tan ValleyPermanently increases the town’s base expenditure limitation by $758,923,652 more than the state-imposed limit to expenditures. In Arizona, the sta…YES
- Propostion 408Sierra VistaGeneral Plan ApprovalYES
- Proposition 424TempeImplements an additional 0.5% transaction privilege tax (sales tax) to fund public safety, public transportation, and childcare within Tempe. Speci…
- Proposition 403ThatcherPermanently increases Thatcher’s base expenditure limitation by $2,500,000 more than the state-imposed limit to expenditures. In Arizona, the state…YES
- Proposition 416TollesonAllows the city to establish its own revenue and spending limits, rather than statewide expenditure limits. In Arizona, the state government limits…YES
- Proposition 421TucsonAllows the continuation of a 25-year utility franchise agreement with TEP, with the addition of a $2 million annual fee for sustainability. Franchi…
- Proposition 422TucsonAllows the continuation of a $0.001 sales tax for Reid Park Zoo. This measure raises funds building and facility improvements, including expanding…YES
- Proposition 438WelltonPermanently increases Town of Wellton's base expenditure limitation by $600,000 above the state-imposed limit.YES
- Proposition 436YumaPermanently increases City of Yuma's base expenditure limitation by $30,000,000 above the state-imposed limit.YES
- Proposition 437YumaChanges signature minimum requirements for Yuma City Council from 3% of ballots cast at the prior general election to 3% of ballots cast at the pri…YES
School district measures
61 questions
- Proposition 438Agua Fria Union High School DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 1Alhambra Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% district additional assistance budget override to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Proposition 426Amphitheater Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell, lease, or exchange properties to raise funds for building improvements, HVAC, student safety, and equipment at…YES
- Question 1Arlington Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to sell $3,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Question 2Balsz Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to sell, lease or exchange properties to raise funds for capital improvement projects.YES
- Question 1Balsz Elementary School DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% district additional assistance budget override to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Question 1Bisbee Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 2Blue Ridge Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 1Blue Ridge Unified School DistrictAllows the school district to sell $50,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Proposition 408Camp Verde Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell $20,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects. This measure raises funds for building improvement…YES
- Question 1Cartwright Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 1Cave Creek Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell, lease or exchange properties to raise funds for capital improvement projects.YES
- Proposition 415Coolidge Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell $39,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects. This measure raises funds for building improvement…YES
- Proposition 409Cottonwood-Oak Creek Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to sell $30,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects. This measure raises funds for building improvement…YES
- Question 1Creighton Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% district additional assistance budget override to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Question 2Creighton Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 1Duncan Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Proposition 421Dysart Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell $71,400,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects. This measure raises funds for building improvement…YES
- Proposition 407Flagstaff Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Proposition 409Flagstaff Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% district additional assistance budget override to support capital improvement projects. This measure…YES
- Question 1Fountain Hills Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Proposition 422Gilbert Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell $166,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects. This measure raises funds for building improvemen…YES
- Proposition 423Gilbert Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell, lease, or exchange properties to raise funds for building improvements, HVAC, student safety, and equipment at…YES
- Question 1Glendale Union High School DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Proposition 407Humboldt Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell $79,600,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects. This measure raises funds for building improvement…YES
- QuestionIsaac Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to sell, lease or exchange properties to raise funds for capital improvement projects.YES
- Proposition 437Litchfield Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 1Littleton Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to sell $95,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects.
- Proposition 416Maricopa Unified School DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Proposition 419Mesa Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell $449,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects. This measure raises funds for building improvemen…YES
- Proposition 420Mesa Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell, lease, or exchange properties to raise funds for building improvements, HVAC, student safety, and equipment at…YES
- Question 1Osborn Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 2Osborn Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% district additional assistance budget override to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Question 1Palominas Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 1Paradise Valley Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 2Paradise Valley Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% district additional assistance budget override to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Question 1Payson Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell $75,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Proposition 428Peoria Unified School DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 13% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Proposition 429Peoria Unified School DistrictAllows the school district to sell, lease, or exchange properties to raise funds for building improvements, HVAC, student safety, and equipment at…YES
- Question 1Phoenix Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to sell $97,800,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Proposition 405Prescott Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 7% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurricu…YES
- Proposition 406Prescott Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell $20,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects. This measure raises funds for building improvement…YES
- Question 1Riverside Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to sell $85,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Question 2Riverside Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% district additional assistance budget override to support capital improvement projects.YES
- QuestionRound Valley Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Proposition 435Saddle Mountain Unified School DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Proposition 436Saddle Mountain Unified School DistrictAllows the school district to sell $66,500,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Proposition 406Safford Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell $5,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects. This measure raises funds for building improvements…YES
- Proposition 428Sahuarita Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 1Scottsdale Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell $375,500,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Question 2Scottsdale Unified DistrictAllows the school district to sell, lease or exchange properties to raise funds for capital improvement projects.YES
- Question 1St. David Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Proposition 429Tanque Verde Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 1Tolleson Union High School DistrictAllows the school district to sell $250,000,000 in bonds to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Question 2Tolleson Union High School DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 1Union Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 2Union Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% district additional assistance budget override to support capital improvement projects.YES
- Proposition 423Vail Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 12.5% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurr…YES
- Question 1Washington Elementary DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 15% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Question 1Wickenburg Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
- Proposition 408Williams Unified DistrictAllows the school district to implement a 10% maintenance and operations budget override to support teacher pay, academic programs, and extracurric…YES
Fire district measures
1 question
Other measures
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