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Fair Elections Voter Guide

In November, voters will have their say on two competing ballot propositions that will decide the future of how elections will be run in Arizona.
Proposition 133 and Proposition 140

Proposition 133 enshrines the current dysfunctional primary system into law where a small, partisan minority select who will represent us all. It requires partisan primaries and excludes 1.4M independent voters from participating in elections their tax dollars help pay for. Prop 133 was referred to the ballot by partisan state lawmakers in direct opposition to Prop 140.

Proposition 140 establishes open primaries and requires that all voters and all candidates be treated the same under the law. Prop 140 permits all candidates regardless of party affiliation to compete under the same rules and be placed on one primary ballot and prohibits the use of taxpayer funds for partisan elections.

Use the comparison below, or the Secretary of State’s Publicity Pamphlet full of arguments for and against both propositions to decide for yourself which you would prefer. 

 

We urge you to take a look at who is supporting the legislative referral Prop 133 in comparison to the voter-led initiative Prop 140. 

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