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General Election: November 3

Dear Fellow Arizonans,

Voter enthusiasm is sky-high in 2020. Voter turnout in the August 4 Primary Election set records.

In the Primary, we again saw small vote margins. Only 35 votes separated two candidates in one city race. A state legislative candidate won his race by only 84 votes. Your vote matters!

Voter turnout for the November 3 General Election also likely will set records. It’s critical that voters are informed on where the candidates stand on key issues. Thank you for taking time to consult the AZ Voter Guide.

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Survey Questions for Federal Candidates

1.� Denying�federal�funding�to�“sanctuary�cities”�that�do�not�comply�with�federal�immigration�laws.

2.� Prohibiting�abortion�except�when�it�is�necessary�to�prevent�the�death�of�the�mother.3.� Making�permanent�the�tax�relief�provisions�of�the�Tax�Cuts�and�Jobs�Act�of�2017.4.� Interpreting�the�U.S.�Constitution�in�light�of�current�times,�rather�than�adhering�to�the�

framers’�original�intent�or�text.5.� Adding�“sexual�orientation,”�“gender�identity,”�and�“gender�expression”�to�the�

protected�classes�of�race,�religion,�age,�sex,�and�ancestry�in�nondiscrimination�law.6.� Requiring�a�health�care�practitioner�to�provide�medical�care�to�a�baby�born�alive�who�

survives�an�attempted�abortion.7.� Enacting�federal�tax�credits�for�donations�to�state-based�scholarship�programs�to�

provide�educational�options�such�as�private�or�homeschools.8.� Amending�the�U.S.�Constitution�to�require�Congress�to�balance�the�federal�budget�every�

year.9.� Providing�any�direct�or�indirect�federal�funding�to�Planned�Parenthood�and�other�entities�

that�provide�abortions.10.�Extending�the�1982�deadline�for�ratification�of�the�Equal�Rights�Amendment�to�the�U.S.�

Constitution.11.� Expanding�background�checks�to�include�guns�purchased�from�private�individuals.12.� Protecting�individuals�and�businesses�from�being�required�to�provide�services�or�use�

their�artistic�expression�in�a�manner�that�violates�their�moral�or�religious�beliefs.

Question # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Your AnswerMark Kelly D - O† O† - S† - - - S† S† S† O† Martha McSally R S S* S O O S S S O O O S

U.S. Senate

Question # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Your AnswerJoseph Biden D O† O† O† S† S† O† O† O† S† S† S† O†

Jo Jorgensen L S† O† O† - S† - O† - O† - O† S†

Donald J. Trump R S† S† S† O† O† S† S† S† O† O† - S†

U.S. President

S Support O Oppose * Comment –DeclinedtoRespond,PositionUnknown/Unclear† DeclinedtoRespond,PositionBasedonCitation

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Question # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Your Answer Tom O’Halleran D O† O† O† - S† O† - O† S† S† S† O† Tiffany Shedd R S S S O O S S S O O O S Ann Kirkpatrick D - O† - - S† O† O† S† S† S† S† O† Brandon Martin R S S S O O S S S O O O S RaúlGrijalva D - O† O† - S† O† - O† S† S† S† O† Daniel Wood R S S S O O S S S O –* O S Delina DiSanto D O* O* O* O* S S* O* O* S* S* S* O* Paul Gosar R S* S* S* O* O* S* S* S* O* O* O* S* Joan Greene D O† O† O† - S† - O† - S† - S† O† Andy Biggs R S S* S O O S S S O O O S Hiral Tipirneni D� - O† - - S† - O† - S† - S† O† David Schweikert R S S S O O S S S O O O S RubenGallego D� O† O† O† - S† O† O† O† S† S† S† O† Joshua Barnett R� - S† - - - S† - S† O† - O† - Michael Muscato D� - O† - - S† - - - S† S† S† - DebbieLesko R S* S* S* O* O* S* S* S* O* O* O* S* Greg Stanton D� - O† O† - S† - - - S† S† S† O† Dave Giles R S* S* S* O* O* S* S S* O* O* O* S*

U.S. House of Representatives

Center for Arizona Policy (CAP) does not speak for any candidate who has not answered the AZ Voter Guide survey. However, in some cases, information relating to a candidate’s position on an issue is publicly available. This information may include a candidate’s voting

records, public statements, campaign materials, or other credible sources. Based on this publicly available information, some candidate position statements have been determined after extensive research and are represented with “S†” (Support based on

citations) or “O†” (Oppose based on citations), with a link to the source of the public statement at azvoterguide.com. If it is unclear or unknown where a candidate stands on a given issue, the answer has been intentionally left blank.

Center for Arizona Policy extensively researched answers for all U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives candidates who declined

to respond to the nonpartisan survey. You can access the citations for these answers on the candidate’s page at azvoterguide.com.

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PROP 207 WOULD HURT YOUR KIDS, YOUR FAMILY AND YOUR STATE.

M PROP 207 WOULD HARM ARIZONA KIDS.

More kids and teens would use marijuana and advertising would be allowed on every platform. Edibles resembling sports equipment, cars, cookies, candy, and other foods would be sold.1

M PROP 207 WOULD PUT YOU IN MORE DANGER ON THE ROAD.

More impaired drivers on the road, current standard for prosecuting marijuana DUID removed2, no bright line for determining impairment3, no roadside breath test to measure marijuana impairment.4

M PROP 207 WOULD NEGATIVELY IMPACT ARIZONA’S ECONOMY.

Imposes 16% tax capped regardless of cost to the state5, tax revenue wouldn’t fund K-12 education6, would create a monopoly for existing marijuana businesses7, and weaken the rights of employers to maintain a drug-free workplace.8

M PROP 207 WOULD LOCK ARIZONA INTO BAD POLICY.

Arizona law makes it almost impossible for the legislature to fix, change, or update a law passed by ballot proposition.9

Prop 207 isn't smart or safe for Arizona families. VOTE NO.

Learn more at NO207AZ.COM @NO207AZ

1. Smart and Safe Arizona Act”, Filed September 26, 2019 with the Arizona Secretary of State Petition serial number: i-23-2020, ARS § 36-2860

2. Smart and Safe Arizona Act”, Filed September 26, 2019 with the Arizona Secretary of State Petition serial number: i-23-2020, ARS § 36-2851(3), ARS § 36-2852(B)

3. Smart and Safe Arizona Act”, Filed September 26, 2019 with the Arizona Secretary of State Petition serial number: i-23-2020, ARS § 36-2852(B)

4. Smart and Safe Arizona Act”, Filed September 26, 2019 with the Arizona Secretary of State Petition serial number: i-23-2020, ARS § 43-108(7)(1)

5. Smart and Safe Arizona Act”, Filed September 26, 2019 with the Arizona Secretary of State Petition serial number: i-23-2020, ARS § 36-2864(B)




9. Arizona Constitution, Art. 4 Pt 1.

PAID FOR BY ARIZONANS FOR HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAFETY. NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE.

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PRoPosItIon 208Prop�208�increases�taxes�for��supposedly�high-income�earners�� to�fund�public�education.�

Prop�208:

•� Sends�only�55�cents�of�every�� dollar�to�the�classroom

•� Does�not�hold�education��bureaucrats�accountable�for�� how�the�funds�would�be�spent

•� Increases�taxes�by�the�highest�percentage�in�Arizona�history,�a�77.7%�increase�for�some�filers

•� Negatively�impacts�small�� businesses�that�would�pay�� nearly�double�what�big��corporations�pay

•� Hurts�Arizona’s�economy�by��placing�Arizona�in�the�top�10�� states�for�highest�income�tax�� along�with�California�and�� New�York

CAP�supported�Prop�123�in�2016�� to�increase�funding�for�public�schools.�Prop�208�is�not�the�way�to�increase�funding�for�public�schools.

Center for Arizona Policy encourages a no vote on Prop 208.

www.noprop208az.com

2020 BALLot MeAsuResThere�will�be�two�statewide�ballot�measures:�Prop�207�and�Prop�208.�Center�for�Arizona�Policy�recommends�a�NO�vote�on�both�Propositions�207�and�208.�Arizona�laws�passed�by�ballot�initiatives�are�nearly�impossible�to�change�or�fix.�The�state�legislature�cannot�resolve�problems�likely�to�arise�later�should�either�measure�pass.�The�full�text�and�arguments�are�posted�at�www.azsos.gov.

PRoPosItIon 207 Prop�207�creates�a�legal�right�to�grow,�produce,�manufacture,�sell,�and�use�marijuana�for�recreational�purposes.�The�17�pages�are�full�of�fine�print�with�negative�consequences�that�would�change�the�character�of�our�state.�Marijuana�is�already�legal�for�medical�use.

Prop�207:�

•� Makes�high-potency�marijuana�more�accessible�to�children�through�candies,�cookies,�sodas,�and�vape�pens,�putting�children�at�risk��

•� Puts�more�impaired�drivers�on�the�road�with�no�clear�standard�of�impairment,�nor�a�roadside�test�available�to�measure�marijuana�impairment

•� Creates�an�early�monopoly�that�favors�existing�medical�marijuana�dispensaries�and�allows�marijuana�businesses�to�advertise�on�every�platform

•� Restricts�abilities�of�employers�and�HOAs�to�regulate�marijuana�use�in�workplaces�and�neighborhoods

•� Advocates�for�a�NO�vote�include�Arizona�Chamber�of�Commerce,�law�enforcement�organizations,�and�parent�organizations�

Center for Arizona Policy encourages a no vote on Prop 207.

www.no207az.com

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GENERAl ElECTIoN: NoVEmbER 3

Survey Questions for State Candidates

1.� Expanding�background�checks�to�include�guns�purchased�from�private�individuals.

2.� Adding�“sexual�orientation,”�“gender�identity,”�or�“gender�expression”�to�the�protected�classes�of�race,�religion,�age,�sex,�and�ancestry�in�nondiscrimination�law.�

3.� Prohibiting�abortion�except�when�it�is�necessary�to�prevent�the�death�of�the�mother.�

4.� Allowing�biological�males�that�identify�as�transgender�to�play�on�female�sports’�teams.�

5.� Providing�state�funding�or�referrals�to�abortion�entities�that�perform�or�refer�for�abortion.�

6.� Reforming�the�Arizona�tax�code�to�enact�a�flat�income�tax�rate.

7.� Allowing�all�parents�to�use�tax�credits,�vouchers,�or�education�savings�accounts�to�enable�their�children�to�attend�any�public,�charter,�private,�homeschool,�or�online�academy.�

8.� Legalizing�physician-assisted�suicide.�

9.� Protecting�a�parent’s�right�to�seek�professional�counseling�for�their�minor�child�with�same-sex�attraction�or�gender�identity�issues�to�help�them�reach�their�desired�outcome.

10.�Requiring�public�schools�to�teach�comprehensive�sex�education.

11.� Protecting�individuals�and�businesses�from�being�required�to�provide�services�or�use�their�artistic�expression�in�a�manner�that�violates�their�moral�or�religious�beliefs.

12.� Establishing�electric�retail�competition�to�eliminate�the�current�monopoly�system�for�electric�utilities.

Question # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Your AnswerWilliam “Bill” Mundell DShea Stanfield D –* –* –* –* –* –* –* –* –* –* –* S*Anna Tovar D LeaMarquezPeterson RJames “Jim” O’Connor R O* O S O O S S O S O S –*Eric Sloan R

Arizona Corporation Commission (three seats)

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