Key Ballot Measure Results

Amend state constitution to establish right to abortion; prohibit state interference before fetal viability — or after viability, if health-care provider determines the pregnant individual's life or health is threatened; ban laws punishing an individual who assists a person obtaining an abortion

Amend state constitution to establish right to abortion; roll back constitutional provision barring use of public funds for abortion

This measure needs 55% of the vote to pass.

Amend state constitution to establish right to abortion; prohibit state interference before fetal viability — or after viability, if health-care provider determines the patient's health is threatened

This measure needs 60% of the vote to pass.

Amend state constitution to establish "right to reproductive freedom" for all individuals

Repeal statewide abortion ban; amend state constitution to establish the right to make reproductive health-care decisions; allow state to restrict or ban abortion after fetal viability except when necessary to protect life or health

Amend state constitution to prohibit "denying or burdening" right to abortion before fetal viability, or if health-care provider determines the pregnant patient's life or health is threatened

Prohibit abortion in second and third trimesters, except in medical emergencies or cases of sexual assault or incest

Amend state constitution to establish right to abortion before fetal viability — or after viability, when necessary to protect life or health of the pregnant patient

Amend state constitution to establish right to abortion before fetal viability, or when necessary to protect health or life of the pregnant individual (would require second passage in 2026 to become law)

Amend state constitution to add new protections against unequal treatment based on "ethnicity, national origin, age, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, pregnancy, pregnancy outcomes, and reproductive health care and autonomy"

Amend state constitution to establish right to abortion; institute trimester framework allowing limits to abortion in second and third trimesters, with exceptions throughout pregnancy if health-care provider determines parent's life or health is threatened

Issue $10 billion in bonds for constructing and modernizing public schools and community colleges

Issue $10 billion in bonds for safe drinking water, flood mitigation, wildfire prevention and response to the effects of climate change

Lower threshold for approving local special taxes and housing/infrastructure bonds

Issue $230 million in bonds for public higher education institutions, special public schools and tribal schools

Issue $160.5 million in bonds to fund higher education facility improvements

Issue $120 million in bonds to increase housing availability, revitalize communities and boost homeownership

Increase current $11.73 minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2027, then adjust annually based on inflation; require employers to provide paid sick leave

Permit employers to pay tipped workers 25% less per hour than state minimum wage if their take home pay exceeds the regular minimum wage by $2 or more for all hours worked

Increase current $16 minimum wage to $18 an hour by 2026, then by up to 3.5% yearly based on inflation beginning in 2027

Allow local governments to enact broader rent control measures

Phase out sub-minimum wage for tipped workers by 2029

Raise minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2026, then tie increases to Consumer Price Index; require employers to provide one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked

Require employers to provide annual paid sick leave of 40 or 56 hours, depending on size of business

Require a life sentence for anyone convicted of child sex trafficking, without options for parole or early release

Criminalize people without lawful immigration status entering Arizona from non-official entry points or submitting false documents in applications for employment or benefits; require electronic verification of immigration status for public benefit enrollment; allow police and state judges to arrest and deport undocumented people who cross the border unlawfully; toughen penalties for selling fentanyl that subsequently causes a person's death

Allow for tougher penalties for certain theft and drug crimes, offer treatment programs for some drug offenders

Eliminate right to bail in first-degree murder cases when "the proof is evident or the presumption is great"

This measure needs 55% of the vote to pass.

Require individuals convicted of certain violent crimes to serve a longer portion of their sentence to earn parole eligibility

Allow adults 21 and older to purchase, possess and use marijuana for recreational purposes

This measure needs 60% of the vote to pass.

Allow adults 21 and older to grow, possess and use certain naturally occurring psychedelic substances; create commission to regulate their use in supervised businesses

Allow individuals to use, possess and acquire marijuana for medical purposes if recommended by a health-care provider

Allow the manufacturing and distribution of marijuana for medical purposes; create a commission to regulate this activity

Allow adults 21 and older to grow, possess and use marijuana for recreational purposes; create a commission to regulate production and sales

Allow adults 21 and older to grow, possess, ingest and distribute marijuana for recreational purposes

Eliminate all-party primaries where four candidates advance; abolish ranked choice voting in general elections

Amend state constitution to require holding partisan primaries, where independent or unaffiliated voters may choose to participate in any primary, which is the current practice

Create all-party primaries, let lawmakers or election administrators set the number of candidates who advance; require ranked choice voting in general elections with three or more candidates

Create all-party primaries where four candidates advance; institute ranked choice voting for general elections

Create all-party primaries where four candidates advance; institute ranked choice voting for general elections

Amend state constitution to allow only US citizens to vote; prohibit the adoption of ranked choice voting in most elections

Amend state constitution to create all-party primaries for some offices where four candidates advance

Amend state constitution to require that candidates for some offices win more than 50% of votes to be elected

Create all-party primaries where five candidates advance; implement ranked choice voting for general elections

Institute ranked choice voting for some federal and state offices, beginning in 2028

Institute all-party primaries where two candidates advance for US Congress, governor, state legislative offices and county offices

Institute ranked choice voting; allow independent voters to vote in party primaries

Implement a 6.5% excise tax on gun dealers, manufacturers and ammunition vendors to fund mental health services, school safety, gun violence prevention and crime victim support services

Repeal the 7% capital gains tax for individuals with annual gains of more than $250,000

Repeal state law that created "cap and invest" program for carbon market

Amend state constitution to say that "no person who is not a citizen of the US" is qualified to vote in elections within the state

Amend state constitution to say that "only US citizens aged 18 or older" may vote in elections; allow 17-year-olds to vote in a primary election if they will turn 18 by the following general election

Amend state constitution to say that "no person who is not a citizen of the US" is allowed to vote in elections

Amend state constitution to say that "only a citizen of the US who is 18 years of age" may vote in elections

Amend state constitution to say that "only citizens of the US" may vote in elections

Amend state constitution to say that "only a citizen of the US" age 18 or older is entitled to vote in elections

Amend state constitution to say that "only a US citizen age 18 or older who resides in an election district" may vote in national, state and local elections

Strike language from state constitution that limits absentee voting to cases of travel, sickness or disability or religious practice

Require voters to present photo ID when voting in person, or to provide certain personal information when voting by mail (would require second passage in 2026 to become law)

Establish independent congressional redistricting commission