This ballot measure would place into Arizona's constitution the current method of partisan primaries, prohibiting candidates from all parties from being placed in the same primary.

This proposed amendment to Arizona's constitution would require citizen initiatives to meet minimum signature thresholds in each state legislative district, instead of statewide, to qualify for the ballot.

This proposed amendment to Arizona's constitution would limit a governor's emergency powers to 30 days in many instances, unless extended by the state Legislature. It also would allow lawmakers to alter a governor's emergency powers.

This proposed amendment to Arizona's constitution would allow legal challenges to the constitutionality of proposed ballot measures to be considered before an election.

This proposed amendment to Arizona's constitution would end term limits and retention elections for many state judges, instead allowing them to serve for life so long as they maintain good behavior.

This proposed amendment to Arizona's constitution would allow employees who receive tips to be paid 25% less than the hourly minimum wage as long as their tips bring their overall earnings to $2 above minimum wage.

This proposed amendment to Arizona's constitution would create a right to abortion until fetal viability and allow abortions later to protect the life or health of a pregnant woman.

This proposed amendment to Arizona's constitution would require open primaries in which candidates of all parties compete against each other, with a certain number advancing to the general election. Ranked choice voting would be required for general elections with more than two candidates.

The ballot measure would create a $20 fee on criminal convictions to provide a benefit of $250,000 to the spouse or children of first responders who are killed in the line of duty.

This ballot measure would allow people to seek property tax refunds if they incur expenses because local governments fail to enforce laws against illegal camping, loitering, panhandling, public consumption of alcohol or drugs, public urination or obstructing thoroughfares.

This ballot measure would require life imprisonment for people convicted of certain child sex trafficking offenses.

This ballot measure would allow police to arrest immigrants who don't cross the border at a legal port of entry and would make it a state crime for people living in the U.S. illegally to apply for public benefits. It also would create a crime of selling fentanyl that causes someone's death.