Arizonans rallied to get 3 key issues on the ballot. So what happens next?

At the end of July, Arizonans will vote in the primary election to
say who will represent them for the Republican and Democratic
parties. But the work is already underway on the ballot for the
November general election.  A legislative panel signed off on
the language that describes what ballot propositions would do, and
last week, supporters of three citizen initiatives brought in
petitions with a combined 1.8 million voter signatures. Arizonans
decided that abortion access, a minimum wage increase and the
opportunity to create open primaries were topics they wanted to
vote on in November. All three are currently under review to ensure
there were enough valid signatures to make the ballot in November.
This week on The Gaggle, a politics podcast by The Arizona Republic
and azcentral.com, host Mary Jo Pitzl is joined by
state politics reporters Stacey Barchenger and Ray Stern
to discuss the citizen initiatives that collected enough signatures
and the likelihood you'll see them on the November
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