Arizona 2004 ballot measures

Key facts

Through 2002, a total of one hundred and sixty-four citizen-initiated ballot propositions had appeared on Arizona's ballot since the beginning of the process in 1912.

With eight initiatives on the 2004 ballot, the historical total of Arizona initiatives through the 2004 elections came to one hundred and seventy-two.

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Outcome
VR	Arizona Proposition 100 (2004)	Environment	Would allow the state to exchange state trust land for other public land	Defeated Yes: 818,497 No: 892,654
VR	Arizona Proposition 101 (2004)	Elections	Requires funding be allocated for ballot measures when they are proposed	Approved Yes: 894,807 No: 726,167
VR	Arizona Proposition 102 (2004)	Education	Would allow the state to transfer intellectual property created by universities in exchange for ownership interests in corporations	Defeated Yes: 792,277 No: 853, 632
VR	Arizona Proposition 103 (2004)	Judicial Reform	Would allow a temporary Justice of the Peace to live outside the precinct	Approved Yes: 896,706 No: 767,253
VR	Arizona Proposition 104 (2004)	Elections	Initiative must filed 7 months prior to an election	Defeated Yes: 536,410 No: 1,147,169
VR	Arizona Proposition 105 (2004)	Federalism	The member of the state college board would be replaced by a president or chancellor of a community college district	Approved Yes: 1,041,741 No: 830,467
ISS	Arizona Proposition 200 (2004)	Elections	Would require proof of US citizenship in order to vote	Approved Yes: 1,041,741 No: 830,467
CR	Arizona Salaries for Elective State Officers (2004)	Legislature	Increase pay to $36,000	Defeated Yes: 699,575 No: 1,076,494