Arizona 2004 ballot measures

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Eight statewide ballot questions were on the 2004 ballot in Arizona.

• Six measures were legislative referrals.
• Four were approved and four were defeated.
• All measures appeared on the November 2, 2004 general election ballot.

On the ballot

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result
LRCA	Proposition 100	Environment	Allow state to exchange trust land for other land	d
LRCA	Proposition 101	Elections	Funding for ballot measures must be allocated	a
LRCA	Proposition 102	Education	Transfer intellectual property created by universities	d
LRCA	Proposition 103	Judicial Reform	Temporary Justice of the Peace to live outside the precinct	a
LRCA	Proposition 104	Elections	Initiative must filed 7 months prior to an election	d
LRCA	Proposition 105	Federalism	Replace by a president or chancellor of a community college district	a
CISS	Proposition 200	Elections	Would require proof of US citizenship in order to vote	a
CR	Proposition 300	Legislature	Increase pay to $36,000	d

Not on the ballot

Several ballot initiatives were filed for the 2004 ballot but did not qualify for the ballot.

Type	Title	Description
CA	Preserving America's Children Today	Change the Arizona Constitution to that all judges elected in each of the counties of the state
CA	AZ Green Caucus/GPUSA	Protects the rights of natural persons from encroachment by corporations and other forms of legal entity
CA	Arizonans for Education Funding	Forces legislature to fund education kindergarten through high school
CA	No Taxpayer Money for Politicians	To taxpayer funds for politicians
CA	Cap on Residential Real Estate Citizens	Would place a cap on property taxes
ISS	Stop the use of taxpayers money for lobbying act	Prohibits use of taxpayers money by any public agency or political subdivision for lobbying
ISS	Last Call Act 2004	Increase liquor sales until 3 am
ISS	The Fair Appointment of Presidential Electors Act	Instead of a simple majority it would be based on the proportion of votes cast for the presidential elections
ISS	Arizonans for Voter Rewards and Education	Establishes $1 million prize for random voter every 2 years
ISS	Advocates of Liberty Committee for Arizonans' Right to Volunteer	Would halt the requirement that Arizona Resident be required to register with the Selective Service System
ISS	AZ United Sponsoring	Proposes a holiday in honor of Cesar Chavez

See also

• 2004 ballot measures
• List of Arizona ballot measures
• Arizona Legislature
• List of ballot measures by state
• Laws governing the initiative process in Arizona

External links

• National Conference of State Legislatures, Arizona Initiative & Referendum
• Arizona Secretary of State, Election results