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Prop 100: Growing Smarter Plus
- Referendum; failed 51-49%
- Preserve Arizona (pro): $1,209,723
- No 3% Solution (opposed): $160,600
Prop 101: Changing constitutional language
- Referendum; passed 62-39%
- No political committees formed
Prop 102: Two-thirds majority for wildlife initiatives
- Referendum; failed 62-38%
- Arizonans for Wildlife Conservation (pro): $1,541,138
- No on 102 (opposed): $220,185
Prop 103: Expanding ACC
- Referendum, passed 53-47%
- No political committees formed
Prop 104: Senior property freeze
- Referendum, passed 64-46%
- No political committees formed
Prop 105: Cemetery tax exemption
- Referendum, passed 68-32
- Yes on Prop 105 Committee (pro): $172,689
Prop 106: Fair Districts, Fair Elections
- Initiative, passed 56-64%
- Fair Districts, Fair Elections (pro): $880,350
- Keep the People In Charge (opposed): $143,09
- It's Not Fair! (opposed): $227,475
Prop 108: Phone company regulation reform
- Initiative, failed 80-20%
- AZ for Consumer Choice & Fair Competition (pro): $2,050,718
- Arizonans Against Higher Phone Rates and Poor Service (opposed): $2,240,425
Prop 200: Healthy Children, Healthy Families
- Initiative, passed 58-42%
- Healthy Children, Healthy Families Committee (pro): $1,282,533
Prop 202: Citizens Growth Management
- Initiative, failed 70-30%
- Citizens for Growth Management (pro): $873,073
- Arizonans for Responsible Planning (opposed): $4,772,703
- Arizona Rock Products Association--No on 202 (opposed): $163,164
Prop 203: English for the Children
- Initiative, passed 63-37%
- English for the Children-AZ (pro): $229,785
- AZ Citizens Opposed to Prop 203 (opposed): $171,165
- English Plus More Committee (opposed): $100,587
- No on 203-2000 (opposed): $77,096
Prop 204: Healthy Arizona 2
- Initiative, passed 63-37%
- Healthy Arizona Initiative Committee (pro): $552,188
Prop 300: Raises for lawmakers
- Referendum, failed 64-36%
- No political committee formed
Prop 301: Sales tax boost for education
- Referendum, passed 54-46%
- Education 2000 (pro): $1,866,820
- Yes on 301-2000 (pro): $283,702
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