Arizona Proposition 100 (2002)

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1 2002 election results
2 Specific Provisions
3 External links
4 Reference

Proposition 100 appeared on the November 2002 ballot in Arizona. It was a legislative referral.

2002 election results

Arizona Proposition 100
Yes or no		Percentage
Yes		42%
No		58%
Total votes		100% precincts

Specific Provisions

The bill would have allowed cities and townships to include debt for construction, improvement or acquisition of streets, highways, or bridges in the 20 percent debt limit.

External links

Full text of Proposition 100

Reference

National Conference of State Legislatures Ballot Measures Database

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