2022 Ballot Measure Information
2022 Publicity Pamphlet
| 2022 Publicity Pamphlet | English PDF Attachment | Spanish PDF Attachment |
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Ballot Measure Town Halls
Arizona's voters were invited to attend a Town Hall meeting on the statewide ballot propositions. Per Arizona law, the Secretary of State's Office conducted a series of Town Halls to educate the public about the General Election ballot propositions. The meetings were free and open to the public. This year we hosted three live virtual Town Halls via Zoom in Maricopa, Pinal, and Pima county during the first week of October. Below you will find recordings from the Town Halls on each proposition. If you want to learn more about the statewide ballot measures, please consider watching the videos below.
| Ballot Measure Name | Town Hall Recordings |
|---|---|
| Proposition 128 | Video Recording |
| Proposition 129 | Video Recording |
| Proposition 130 | Video Recording |
| Proposition 131 | Video Recording |
| Proposition 132 | Video Recording |
| Proposition 209 | Video Recording |
| Proposition 211 | Video Recording |
| Proposition 308 | Video Recording |
| Proposition 309 | Video Recording |
| Proposition 310 | Video Recording |
2022 Ballot Measure Language
The ballot measure languages are approved by the Attorney General for use in the 2022 General Election.
| Ballot Measure Name | Type | Official Ballot Language |
|---|---|---|
| Proposition 128 | Constitutional Amendment | Proposition 128 Ballot Language |
| Proposition 129 | Constitutional Amendment | Proposition 129 Ballot Language |
| Proposition 130 | Constitutional Amendment | Proposition 130 Ballot Language |
| Proposition 131 | Constitutional Amendment | Proposition 131 Ballot Language |
| Proposition 132 | Constitutional Amendment | Proposition 132 Ballot Language |
| Proposition 209 | Citizen Initiative | Proposition 209 Ballot Language |
| Proposition 211 | Citizen Initiative | Proposition 211 Ballot Language |
| Proposition 308 | Legislative Referral | Proposition 308 Ballot Language |
| Proposition 309 | Legislative Referral | Proposition 309 Ballot Language |
| Proposition 310 | Legislative Referral | Proposition 310 Ballot Language |
2022 Ballot Measure Arguments
The deadline to file Ballot Measure Arguments for or against proposed ballot measures for the 2022 General Election was July 6, 2022. Please note, the following short-hand descriptions will not necessarily appear in the 2022 General Election publicity pamphlet. Because proposition numbers have not been assigned to citizen initiatives at this time, they are listed by their petition serial number (I-04-2022, I-05-2022 and I-16-2022).
Ballot measure arguments will be printed in the publicity pamphlet in the order in which they were paid for and received by the Secretary of State's Office. The Secretary of State prints arguments in the publicity pamphlet exactly as the arguments were received, including any typographical errors made by the submitter.
Submitters are solely responsible for the content and accuracy of their arguments.
| Ballot Measure Name | Arguments "FOR" (PDF) | Arguments "AGAINST" (PDF) |
|---|---|---|
Proposition 128 Voter protection act; court determinations | For | Against |
Proposition 129 Initiatives; single subject; title | For | Against |
Proposition 130 Constitutional property tax exemptions | For | Against |
Proposition 131 Lieutenant governor; joint ticket | For | Against |
Proposition 132 Initiatives; supermajority vote; requirement | For | Against |
Proposition 209 Predatory Debt Collection Protection Act | For | Against |
Proposition 211 Voters' Right to Know Act | For | Against |
Proposition 308 Tuition; postsecondary education | For | Against |
Proposition 309 Voter identification; affidavit; procedure | For | Against |
Proposition 310 Fire districts; funding; TPT increment | For | Against |
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