The 2024 Voting Guide is here!
The 2024 Voting Guide was designed to make your voting simpler and we are providing a printable version for you to download to use and share as needed.
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This Voter guide offers a comprehensive list of Endorsed Partisan and Non-partisan Candidates supported by LD28 Democratic Party:
Learn more about the candidates HERE
In addition we are providing detailed information AND “Yes” and “No voting recommendations for Propositions, Referenda & Initiatives, Bonds & Overrides, and Judicial Retention below!
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When filling our your ballot - Don't Stop at the Top!
Change starts at the bottom!
CLICK ON LINKS BELOW TO LEARN MORE ABOUT CANDIDATES AND PROPOSITIONS
SECTION ONE PARTISAN BALLOT
SECTION TWO NONPARTISAN BALLOT
PROPOSITIONS
Lengthy 2024 Ballot: Ballot Party Anyone?
A real ballot, unfolded on your kitchen table, is actually pretty cool but can be overwhelming. The ballot can be especially challenging with complex propositions or referenda, or more obscure races for judges, and for many jurisdictions these down ballot offices are non-partisan with no specific political party by their name it can be hard to find information on them.
However, ballots some say are the raw material of democracy, so where do I start to get help so I can vote down the entire long ballot?
Your local democratic party has three suggestions to help voters in Legislative District 28 with the complexity of who and what issues are on the ballot.
1. Attend a ballot party. All you have to do is email LD28dems@maricopadems.org and ask someone to contact you with the dates and address that is closest to your home.
2. Bring your ballot to the Legislative District 28 Democratic Party’s Ballot Party on Thursday, October 17th at 6:00 p.m. at the Rio Vista Recreation Center. More Information...
3. Convene your own ballot party, or even do a solo ballot party, please send us a photo: Kitchen table, coffee table, sundeck, the living room floor: wherever you vote, however you vote, is fine by us. Just as long as you vote. Send the pictures to LD28dems@maricopadems.org.
FEDERAL
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
US SENATOR
US REPRESENTATIVE IN DISTRICT 8
STATE
STATE REPRESENTATIVE FOR DISTRICT 28
CORPORATION COMMISSIONER
MARICOPA COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS - DIST 3
COUNTY SUPERVISOR - DIST 4
COUNTY ASSESSOR
COUNTY ATTORNEY
COUNTY RECORDER
COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
COUNTY SHERIFF
COUNTY TREASURER
PEORIA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.11
SCHOOL GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER
QUESTION (PEORIA)
A “YES” vote shall authorize the Peoria Unified School District Governing Board to issue and sell $120,000,000 principal amount of general obligation bonds to be repaid with secondary property taxes.
A “NO” vote shall not authorize the Peoria Unified School District Governing Board to issue and sell such bonds.
VOTE YES
DEER VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST
SCHOOL GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER
DEER VALLEY SD BOND
Deer Valley Unified School District - Vote YES
PEORIA SD - BOND
DYSART SD BOND
Dysart Unified School District - Vote YES
CENTRAL ARIZONA WATER CONSERVATION
GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER
CITY OF PHOENIX
MAYOR
Angeli Wesson (Write in Willow District)
Homer Landreth (Withdrawn for Ironwood District)
PEORIA CITY COUNCIL
Proposition 139 - Vote YES
Abortion Access Act Amendment
Proposition 140 - Vote YES
Eliminate Partisan Primaries Amendment
Proposition 479 - Vote YES
Transportation Projects
Proposition 486 - Vote YES
The Arizona Expenditure Limit and Maricopa Community Colleges
Proposition 496 - Vote YES
EPCOR is a Water Services and Water Provider that provides water to 2200 Peoria residents, most living near 107th Ave. and Happy Valley Blvd. The City of Peoria has a 15-year agreement with EPCOR that expires in 2025 and the city is required to vote on renewing the agreement.
Proposition 133 - Vote NO
Require Partisan Primary Elections
Proposition 134 - Vote NO
Change Requirements for Citizen Initiatives
Proposition 135 - Vote NO
Restrict Governor’s Ability to Declare Emergencies
Proposition 136 - Vote NO
Allow Challenges to Citizens’ Initiatives
Proposition 137 - Vote NO
End Terms Limits and Elections for Judges
Proposition 138 - Vote NO
Reduce pay amounts further below minimum wage for tipped workers
Proposition 139 - Vote YES
Abortion Access Act Amendment
Proposition 140 - Vote YES
Eliminate Partisan Primaries Amendment
Proposition 311- Vote NO
Establishes Criminal Conviction Fee to Pay for First Responder Death Benefit
Proposition 312 - Vote NO
Tax Breaks to Owners Near Encampments
Proposition 313 - Vote NO
Provide for life imprisonment for an individual who is convicted of sex trafficking of a child
Proposition 314 - Vote NO
Expand AZ Power to Arrest Undocumented
Proposition 315 - Vote NO
Expand Legislative Authority Over State Agencies’ Rules
Clint Bolick (Vote NO)
Kathryn H King (Vote NO))
JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT
Shall the following Justices of the Supreme Court of Arizona be retained in office?
QUESTION (DYSART)
A "YES" vote shall authorize the Dysart Unified School District Governing Board to issue and sell $127,000,000 of school improvement bonds of the District to be repaid with secondary property taxes.
A "NO" vote shall not authorize the Dysart Unified School District Governing Board to issue and sell such bond of the District.
VOTE YES
Click below on the Gavel Watch graphic to see all of the recommendations for local judges and justices.
QUESTION (DEER VALLEY)
Details Pending
DYSART VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST
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CITY OF PEORIA
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