Arizona HB2508 amends ballot measure procedures, including descriptive titles and summaries.

Arizona HB2508 revises the process for ballot measures, requiring descriptive titles for each measure that summarize the principal provisions in no more than fifty words. These titles must be prepared by the Secretary of State and approved by the Attorney General. The bill mandates that these summaries be posted on the Secretary of State's and Attorney General's websites at least thirty days before the ballots are printed. Additionally, the bill allows for the use of concise phrases on the official ballot instead of full text, directing voters to the full text available elsewhere.

Arizona HB2508 amends ballot measure procedures, including descriptive titles and summaries.

Arizona HB2508 revises the process for ballot measures, requiring descriptive titles for each measure that summarize the principal provisions in no more than fifty words. These titles must be prepared by the Secretary of State and approved by the Attorney General. The bill mandates that these summaries be posted on the Secretary of State's and Attorney General's websites at least thirty days before the ballots are printed. Additionally, the bill allows for the use of concise phrases on the official ballot instead of full text, directing voters to the full text available elsewhere.