2008 Ballot Propositions & Judicial Performance Review

2008 Ballot Propositions	Arizona Secretary of State
Table of Contents - PDF	Election Services
Ballot Proposition Voter's Guide - PDF	Election Information
Judicial Performance Review Voter's Guide - PDF	Contact Us

100	101	102	105
200	201	202
300

General Information

Guide Cover [pdf only]
Letter from Secretary of State Janice K. Brewer - page 2 [pdf]
Voter Registration Information, Early Voting - page 5 [pdf]
Voter’s Rights - page 5 [pdf]
Instruction to Voters and Election Officers - page 6 [pdf]
ID at the Polls - page 6 [pdf]
Persons with Disabilities - page 7 [pdf]
County Recorders - page 8 [pdf]
County Election Directors - page 9 [pdf]

Ballot Propositions

Proposition 100
Proposed amendment to the Arizona Constitution by the initiative relating to real property - page 10 [pdf]
Ballot Format - page 17 [pdf]

Proposition 101
Proposed amendment to the Arizona Constitution by the initiative relating to health care - page 18 [pdf]
Ballot Format - page 29 [pdf]

Proposition 102
Proposed amendment to the Arizona Constitution by the legislature relating to marriage [SCR 1042] - page 30 [pdf]
Ballot Format - page 40 [pdf]

Proposition 105
Proposed amendment to the Arizona Constitution by the initiative relating to the initiative - page 41 [pdf]
Ballot Format - page 50 [pdf]

Proposition 200
Proposed by initiative petition relating to payday loans - page 51 [pdf]
Ballot Format - page 65 [pdf]

Proposition 201
Proposed by initiative petition relating to homeowners - page 66 [pdf]
Ballot Format - page 76 [pdf]

Proposition 202
Proposed by initiative petition relating to employment - page 77 [pdf]
Ballot Format - page 84 [pdf]

Proposition 300
Recommendation of the commission on salaries for elective state officers relating to legislators� salaries - page 85 [pdf]
Ballot Format - page 86 [pdf ]

Other Ballot Items

Judicial Performance Review - page 87 [pdf]

Voter's Guides

Voter’s Guide - page 114 [pdf]
Duplicate Voter’s Guide - page 116 [pdf]

The Ballot Format displayed in HTML reflects only the text of the Ballot Proposition and does not reflect how it will appear on the General Election Ballot.
Spelling, grammar, and punctuation were reproduced as submitted in the "for" and "against" arguments.

JANICE K. BREWER
Arizona Secretary of State

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