2026 results · Arizona · ballot measures
Yes leads on 5 of Arizona’s 8 ballot measures
8 statewide questions, as counted by the Arizona Secretary of State. “Passing” means more yes than no so far. Some measures need more than a majority to pass.
Every question
| Measure | Yes and no | Yes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| PROPOSITION 141 | 51.0% | Passing | |
| PROPOSITION 142 | 40.1% | Failing | |
| PROPOSITION 144 | 46.7% | Failing | |
| PROPOSITION 316 | 62.0% | Passing | |
| PROPOSITION 317 | 56.7% | Passing | |
| PROPOSITION 318 | 58.7% | Passing | |
| PROPOSITION 319 | 62.4% | Passing | |
| PROPOSITION 320 | 48.1% | Failing |
County by county
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PROPOSITION 141
Passing: 51.0% yes, 1,229,297 to 1,181,660
PROPOSITION 142
Failing: 40.1% yes, 970,757 to 1,451,543
PROPOSITION 144
Failing: 46.7% yes, 1,147,453 to 1,309,991
PROPOSITION 316
Passing: 62.0% yes, 1,512,918 to 925,606
PROPOSITION 317
Passing: 56.7% yes, 1,386,373 to 1,060,100
PROPOSITION 318
Passing: 58.7% yes, 1,441,170 to 1,012,761
PROPOSITION 319
Passing: 62.4% yes, 1,522,364 to 917,809
PROPOSITION 320
Failing: 48.1% yes, 1,155,221 to 1,245,603