Your Vote, Your Decision: Understanding Arizona’s 2026 Ballot Propositions
The League of Women Voters of Arizona (LWVAZ) is pleased to share our 2026 Ballot Propositions Voter Education Booklet, a nonpartisan resource designed to help Arizona voters understand the propositions appearing on the November 3 ballot and make informed decisions.
Ballot propositions give Arizona voters the power to decide directly on proposed changes to state laws and the Arizona Constitution. Understanding what each proposition would do—and what a YES or NO vote would mean—is an important part of making your voice heard.
Our booklet provides clear, accessible information about each proposition, including its background, key provisions, potential impacts, and arguments presented by supporters and opponents. The booklet is bilingual, with English and Spanish presented on facing pages, making it easier for voters and families to explore the issues together.
We encourage you to download the digital edition of the 2026 Ballot Propositions Voter Education Booklet and keep it handy as you prepare to vote.
Just as importantly, share it with your family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, and community networks. Forward the link, post it on social media, or share it with organizations that can help bring this information to more voters. Every share helps extend the reach of reliable, nonpartisan voter education.
Explore More at VOTE411.org
Want to learn more about a particular proposition? Visit VOTE411.org, the League's trusted, nonpartisan voter information resource.
Beginning October 7, voters can access more detailed information about Arizona's 2026 ballot propositions through VOTE411, along with other helpful election information.
Whether you prefer reading the booklet or exploring the information online, our goal is the same: to give every Arizona voter the information needed to make their own informed choices.
Your ballot. Your voice. Your power to make law.
The League of Women Voters of Arizona encourages every eligible voter to learn about the issues, share trusted information, and make their voice heard in the November election.