Arizona SCR1053 proposes to amend the state constitution to prohibit corporations and artificial entities from engaging in political spending.
Arizona SCR1053 proposes an amendment to the Constitution of Arizona to prohibit corporations and artificial entities from engaging in political spending. The amendment defines "artificial entity" and "political spending power," and it states that any action taken by a corporation or artificial entity to influence an election will result in the loss of its powers and privileges. The Secretary of State would submit this proposition to voters at the next general election.
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