Arizona Proposition 104 (2002)

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Proposition 104 appeared on the November 2002 ballot in Arizona. It was a legislative referral.

Contents 1 2002 election results 2 Specific Provisions 3 External links 4 Reference

2002 election results

Arizona Proposition 104
Yes or no		Percentage
Yes		70.1%
No		29.9%
Total votes		100% precincts

Specific Provisions

The proposition allowed proceeds from the sale of state lands to be given to schools.

External links

• Full text of Proposition 104

Reference

• National Conference of State Legislatures Ballot Measures Database

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