Ballot Measures 

These are the Propositions on the 2026 Ballot

Find more information about the Propositions at Civic Engagement Beyond Voting (CEBV) 

Constitutional amendment

Prop 141: Vehicle Miles Traveled Taxes and Fees

Vote NO

Would prohibit Arizona from imposing a tax or fee based on vehicle miles traveled. That restriction could limit future options for asking electric-vehicle owners to help fund road construction and repair as gas-tax revenue declines.

Constitutional amendment

Prop 142: Race, Ethnicity, DEI & Public Institutions

Vote NO

Would prohibit state and local governments, including public schools, from promoting or providing preferential treatment based on race or ethnicity and would reach related instruction, training, and practices.

Constitutional amendment

Prop 144: Elections, Voter ID & Early Voting

Vote NO

Would add identification and citizenship requirements to the Arizona Constitution and authorize lawmakers to create a new mail-voting process, including future restrictions on voting by mail.

Statutory measure

Prop 316: Local Grocery Taxes

Vote NO

Would restrict cities and towns from collecting transaction privilege taxes on groceries. CEBV warns that the lost revenue could force cuts to local services or shifts to other taxes, especially in smaller communities.

Statutory measure

Prop 317: Drug Cartels & Terrorist Designation

Vote NO

Would designate drug cartels as terrorist organizations and direct the state to address related threats. Critics warn that its broad language may create unintended consequences without adding effective tools against trafficking.

Statutory measure

Prop 318: Student Athletics & Private Spaces

Vote NO

Would impose sex-at-birth rules for school athletics and access to restrooms, locker rooms, and similar facilities, applying a statewide standard from kindergarten through college.

Statutory measure

Prop 319: Photo Traffic Enforcement

Vote NO

Would prohibit state and local governments from using speed and red-light cameras unless voters approve them, limiting a traffic-safety tool shown to reduce serious crashes.

Statutory measure

Prop 320: School District Spending Requirement

Vote NO

Would require large school districts to spend at least 60% of their budgets on a narrowly defined set of direct instructional expenses, excluding many services needed to operate schools.