Arizona November Ballot Proposals

I got a very in-depth Ballot Proposition public pamphlet (book) in the mail that was issued by the Arizona Secretary of State.  It puts every proposition out there for all to read and breaks down it's purpose for each proposition in a summary or layman's terms in case you don't want to read through all the legal wording.  So, I read both.

I made up my own quick Yes / No summary of each proposition.  Many of them give me great encouragement and pride in my new State.  No nostalgia for Michigan with me any longer.

Proposition 106

                Yes: Rejects National Healthcare plan, tells the Feds to stuff it.

                No: Accepts Obamacare

Proposition 107

                Yes: Ban affirmative action programs.

                No: Keeps giving jobs to people that aren’t earning them and punishing you if you are

                a white male.

Proposition 109

                Yes: Allows State and citizens to be the people in charge of fishing and hunting, tells

                 the Feds to stuff it.

                No: Allows Federal government to continue making more laws against hunting and

                fishing in Arizona.

Proposition 110

    Yes: Changes Arizona constitution to tell Feds to stuff it when it comes to what the

    State wants to do with its own land.

                No: Lets the Feds continue to take away land and control what the State does with

                its own land.

Proposition 111

                Yes: Put a 2 term limit on Governor, Lieutenant Governor, State treasurer, attorney

                general and superintendent of public instruction. / Also other executive branch

                details.

                No: Keep loopholes for corrupt politicians in the future to manipulate.

Proposition 112

                Yes: Requires ballot propositions to be extended from 4 months to 6 months

                submission before the election.

                No: Keep the 4 month time limit on submitting ballot propositions.

Proposition 113

                Yes: guarantees the right to vote by secret ballot when local, state or federal

                 law permits or requires an election.

                No: Can let people force you to vote without a secret ballot.

Proposition 203

                Yes: Allow medical marijuana

                No: Keep drugs illegal

Proposition 301

     Yes: Land Conservation Fund (donated $’s) must be used on acquiring and

     conserving State land and conservative land practices used on current State land.

                 No: Don’t allow the funds gathered so far to be spent yet.

Proposition 302

                Yes: Separate Early Childhood Development and Health fund money from

                general funds (accounting, etc). / Terminate the Early Childhood Dev. And Health

                Fund program. / Prepeal the Early Childhood Dev and Health Program laws.

                The $0.80 per pack tax on tobacco products would be continued and used to

                distribute money to programs and grants that increase quality of and access to

                early childhood dev. And health services for children up to 5 years of age and

                their families. (Translation: Removes the Bureaucracy and cuts out red tape and

                does all the same work).  

                No: Keep inefficient government bureaucracy wasting money that is supposed

                to go to children health programs.