4 propositions that could change voting in Arizona

The 2024 ballot will be one of the longest in recent history with
13 propositions to vote on. Among things like police power at the
border and abortion access, nearly one third of the measures deal
with how elections function in the state. There are four measures
on the November ballot that are directly related to elections
procedures, further enforcing that how democracy is run is a
hot-button topic this election season. Two propositions come at
primaries from the opposite side, one introduced by the Arizona
Legislature and one introduced by the people. The other two
directly impact how citizen initiatives make it onto our ballots.
This week on Election Dissection, an elections series of The Gaggle
podcast by The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com hosts Mary
Jo Pitzl and Sasha Hupka go through the nuances of
these measures, explain the pros and cons and help you understand a
typically confusing section of your ballot. Learn more about your
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