Arizonans would spend their time better reading the ballot proposals and thinking very carefully about them. For instance, there are three that would amend the state constitution regarding the referendum process, which may be messy but is a useful way for citizens to override the legislature. Speaking of overrides, there is a proposal to limit any referendum bill that proposes a tax: must be approved by 60% of voters. All the arguments "against" are from teacher organizations, who are part of a school system which has depended on perpetual "budget overrides" for as long as I remember: it they took a 60% approval to pass, the schools would have to stay in a real budget. Also, the teachers union couldn't have passed their bill n 2020 that raised property taxes to give money to said unions. There is a strong voter ID proposal, which has the usual "voter suppression!" screamers out. EVERY ONE OF THESE REFERENDUM items is a bomb.