Clean Elections Commission
Established by the Citizens Clean Elections Act in 1998, this non-partisan commission offers voter education, public financing, campaign finance enforcement, and a clean elections fund.
To find:
GO TO www.azcleanelections.gov
Once you enter your address, you will see the dashboard with the voter information options.
Political party platforms guide members' positions on a variety of issues but do not necessarily hold a candidates in commitment (Gelb); they are documents identifying the party's official position(s) on issues facing the nation. Major party platforms for presidential elections debut at the parties' national (nominating) conventions, when the party "adopts" its platform.
For more information and historical highlights, see Northeastern University's U.S. Political Conventions & Campaign's website: http://conventions.cps.neu.edu/
Gelb, Joyce. "Political Party Platform." Encyclopedia of Political Science, edited by George Thomas Kurian. vol. 4. Washington, DC: CQ Press, 2011, pp. 1267-1268. Gale Virtual Reference Library.
Local Party Platforms
Party Voter Guides 2020
It's easy to be an informed voter.
Before you vote, read the JPR report before you vote on the judges on your ballot.
Get the facts, be informed, and be confident when you Finish the Ballot!
To see the judicial reports for the judges on your ballot, click on the appropriate court.
Arizona 2022 Statewide Ballot Measures
Propositions are able to be sent to the ballot by both the state legislature and the citizens themselves. To gain official ballot status a certain number of petition signatures must be gathered and submitted to the Secretary of State's Office. - from azcleanelections.gov
There are 15 Propositions on the ballot in November. Click on each proposition for arguments for and against each: https://www.azcleanelections.gov/en/arizona-elections/propositions
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