Arizona HB2512 amends procedures for municipal and county initiative and referendum measures.

Arizona HB2512 modifies the process for initiative and referendum measures in cities, towns, and counties. It mandates that pamphlets containing arguments for and against these measures be distributed to registered voters at least ten days before the election. The bill outlines that any person can contest the validity of an initiative or referendum and seek to enjoin the certification or printing of the ballot. It also specifies that the superior court must hear and render a decision within ten days of an action being filed, with an option for appeal to the supreme court within five days.

Arizona HB2512 amends procedures for municipal and county initiative and referendum measures.

Arizona HB2512 modifies the process for initiative and referendum measures in cities, towns, and counties. It mandates that pamphlets containing arguments for and against these measures be distributed to registered voters at least ten days before the election. The bill outlines that any person can contest the validity of an initiative or referendum and seek to enjoin the certification or printing of the ballot. It also specifies that the superior court must hear and render a decision within ten days of an action being filed, with an option for appeal to the supreme court within five days.