Arizona 1988 ballot measures
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In1988, voters decided on eight statewide ballot measures inArizona on November 8.
- Six of the measures werelegislatively referred constitutional amendments.
- One of the measures was aninitiated constitutional amendment.
- One of the measures was acommission-referred ballot measure.
- Voters approved four (50%) and rejected four (50%) measures.
On the ballot
November 8, 1988
| Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proposition 100 | Term limits | Permit a person to hold the office of State Treasurer for more than two consecutive terms |
| 440,359 (40%) | 649,041 (60%) | |
| Proposition 101 | Business | Provide for the repeal of the requirement that the Corporation Commission use the fair value method to determine a utility rate base |
| 360,908 (34%) | 713,172 (66%) | |
| Proposition 102 | Judiciary;Judiciary structure | Provide for the change in the name of the Commission on Judicial Qualifications to the Commission on Judicial Conduct |
| 661,261 (64%) | 364,356 (36%) | |
| Proposition 103 | Sex and gender;State executive elections;Constitutional wording | Remove language from the Arizona Constitution that only males are eligible to hold state executive branch offices |
| 876,727 (81%) | 210,013 (19%) | |
| Proposition 104 | Administration;Budgets | Permit an incorporated city or town to become indebted up to an additional twenty per cent for costs of infrastructure development |
| 457,222 (44%) | 584,671 (56%) | |
| Proposition 105 | State executive elections;Runoff elections | Require run-off elections for state executive elections when no candidate receives a simple majority vote |
| 601,331 (56%) | 465,046 (44%) | |
| Proposition 106 | English | Provide for the establishment of English as the official language of Arizona |
| 584,459 (51%) | 572,800 (49%) | |
| Proposition 300 | Administration;Salaries | Provide for the increase of legislative salaries from $15,000 per year to $25,000 |
| 451,266 (41%) | 643,315 (59%) |
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