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2018 General Election Publicity Pamphlet Elección General contiene ARIZONA ¿Qué FOLLETO PUBLICITARIO2018 mi Boleta ELECCIÓNGENERAL ELECTIONGENERAL ? DEPUBLICITY ARIZONA Electoral PAMPHLETDE 2018 NOVIEMBRENOVEMBER 6 6, DE 2018 2018 NOVIEMBRE 6 DE 2018 ELECCIÓN GENERAL Contenido Información General para la Votación Mensaje de la Secretaria de Estado Michele Reagan para los Electores ................................................................... 4 Información Sobre el Registro Electoral .................................................................................................................... 5 Servicios Electorales en Línea .................................................................................................................................. 5 Vote por Correo Postal y Votación Temprana en Persona .......................................................................................... 6 Votantes Militares y en el Extranjero ......................................................................................................................... 7 Accesibilidad para los Votantes .................................................................................................................................. 7 Formatos Alternos del Folleto .................................................................................................................................... 7 CONTENIDO Información del Lugar de Votación/Centro de Votación ............................................................................................ 8 Identificación en los Lugares de Votación – ¡Tráigala! ............................................................................................ 9 GENERAL INFORMACIÓN Boletas Electorales Provisionales ............................................................................................................................ 10 Conviértase en Trabajador de los Lugares de Votación .......................................................................................... 10 Folleto de los Candidatos de la Comisión de Ciudadanos de Arizona para las Elecciones Limpias ....................... 10 Registradores de los Condados .................................................................................................................................11 Directores de Elecciones de los Condados............................................................................................................... 12 Información del Ayuntamiento a Nivel Estatal .........................................................................................................13 Declaración Legal con Respecto a Cambios a Su Boleta Electoral ..........................................................................14 Una Guía a las Proposiciones de Arizona ................................................................................................................ 15 Proposiciones en la Boleta Electoral PROPOSICIÓN 125 ............................................................................................................................................ 16 Análisis por el Concilio Legislativo ......................................................................................................................... 17 Argumentos “a Favor” de la Proposición 125 .......................................................................................................... 18 Argumentos “en Contra” de la Proposición 125 ......................................................................................................22 Formato de la Boleta Electoral para la Proposición 125 ..........................................................................................23 PROPOSICIÓN 126 ............................................................................................................................................24 Análisis por el Concilio Legislativo .........................................................................................................................26 Declaración del Impacto Fiscal del Comité Mixto Legislativo del Presupuesto .....................................................26 Argumentos “a Favor” de la Proposición 126 ..........................................................................................................27 Argumentos “en Contra” de la Proposición 126 ......................................................................................................33 Formato de la Boleta Electoral para la Proposición 126 ..........................................................................................35 PROPOSICIÓN 127 ............................................................................................................................................36 Análisis por el Concilio Legislativo .........................................................................................................................40 Declaración del Impacto Fiscal del Comité Mixto Legislativo del Presupuesto ..................................................... 41 Argumentos “a Favor” de la Proposición 127 ..........................................................................................................42 Argumentos “en Contra” de la Proposición 127 ......................................................................................................72 Formato de la Boleta Electoral para la Proposición 127 .........................................................................................114 LIBERACIÓN DE RESPONSABILIDAD LEGAL CON RESPECTO A LOS ARGUMENTOS: La ley del estado requiere que la Oficina de la Secretaría de Estado publique TODOS los argumentos registrados tanto a favor como en contra de todas las proposiciones que aparecerán en la boleta electoral de la Elección General del 6 de noviembre de 2018. Las opiniones expresadas por aquellos que opten por hacer sus argumentos parte de este folleto de publicidad pertenecen sólo a aquellos que los registran, y la Secretaría de Estado no toma una postura en apoyo u oposición de cualquier medida en la boleta electoral. 2 GUÍA DE LA ELECCIÓN GENERAL DE ARIZONA ELECCIÓN GENERAL NOVIEMBRE 6 DE 2018 Contenido GENERAL INFORMACIÓN Proposiciones en la Boleta Electoral (continúa) PROPOSICIÓN 305 ......................................................................................................................................... 115 Análisis por el Concilio Legislativo ........................................................................................................................127 CONTENIDO Argumentos “a Favor” de la Proposición 305 ........................................................................................................ 128 Argumentos “en Contra” de la Proposición 305 .................................................................................................... 136 Formato de la Boleta Electoral para la Proposición 305 ........................................................................................ 149 PROPOSICIÓN 306 ......................................................................................................................................... 150 Análisis por el Concilio Legislativo ....................................................................................................................... 152 Argumentos “a Favor” de la Proposición 306 ........................................................................................................ 153 Argumentos “en Contra” de la Proposición 306 .................................................................................................... 166 Formato de la Boleta Electoral para la Proposición 306 ........................................................................................ 173 Comisión para la Evaluación del Desempeño Judicial de Arizona Contenido ............................................................................................................................................................... 174 Quién Juzga a los Jueces ........................................................................................................................................ 175 Suprema Corte de Arizona y Cortes de Apelaciones a Través del Estado Resumen de los Jueces – Cortes de Apelaciones ................................................................................................... 176 Detalles de los Jueces – Cortes de Apelaciones ..................................................................................................... 177 Tribunales por Condado Resumen de los Jueces – Tribunal Superior del Condado Pinal ............................................................................ 179 Detalles de los Jueces – Tribunal Superior del Condado Pinal ..............................................................................180 Resumen de los Jueces – Tribunal Superior del Condado Pima ............................................................................ 182 Detalles de los Jueces – Tribunal Superior del Condado Pima ..............................................................................183 Resumen de los Jueces – Tribunal Superior del Condado Maricopa ..................................................................... 187 Detalles de los Jueces – Tribunal Superior del Condado Maricopa ....................................................................... 190 Lista de Verificación del/la Votante ........................................................................................................................207 Guía de
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