ARIZONA Legislative District 11
Republican Committee

2024 GOLDEN TICKET

COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
BOGGS, SHELLI L

COUNTY SHERIFF
SHERIDAN, JERRY

COUNTY TREASURER
ALLEN, JOHN M.

CENTRAL AZ WATER CONSERVATION DIST
GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER
(VOTE FOR ALL 3)
PINGER, APRIL
ATKINS, LISA
FISCHER, RUDY

SCHOOL GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER
(VOTE FOR BOTH)
OLMSTEAD, ROBERT P
PARRA, KAYLA M

SCHOOL GOVERNING BOARD MEMBER
(VOTE FOR ALL 3)
JEREZ, SANDRA
ORTEGA, CHRISTIANNE
PEÑA, TATIANA

QUESTION 1

A “YES” vote shall authorize the (Laveen Elementary or Roosevelt Elementary or Wilson Elementary) School District Governing Board to issue and sell $50,000,000 of school improvement bonds of the District to be repaid with secondary property taxes.

A “NO” vote shall not authorize the Laveen Elementary School District Governing Board to issue and sell such bonds of the District.

BOND APPROVAL, VOTE NO

QUESTION 2

A “YES” vote shall authorize the (Laveen Elementary or Wilson Elementary) School District Governing Board to continue the existing maintenance and operation budget override authority and resulting tax, which includes an amount that exceeds the District’s revenue control limit.

A “NO” vote shall not authorize the Laveen Elementary
School District Governing Board to extend the existing
maintenance and operation budget override authority and
resulting tax.

BUDGET OVERRIDE CONTINUATION, VOTE NO

QUESTION 3

A “YES” vote shall authorize the (Laveen Elementary or Wilson Elementary) School District Governing Board to adopt a budget which includes an amount for capital purposes that exceeds its
district additional assistance budget limit by the lesser of $7,498,876 or 10% of the District’s revenue control limit.

A “NO” vote shall not authorize the Laveen Elementary School District Governing Board to adopt a budget which includes an amount for capital purposes that exceeds its district additional assistance budget limit by up to $7,498,876 or 10% of the District’s revenue control limit.

BUDGET INCREASE, VOTE NO

MAYOR
EVANS, MATT

PROPOSITION 487 – LOCALLY CONTROLLED ALTERNATIVE EXPENDITURE LIMITATION

QUESTION: Shall the Alternative Expenditure Limitation set forth in Phoenix City Council Resolution No. 22209 be adopted as part of the local expenditure control program of the City of Phoenix?

A “YES” vote shall have the effect of continuing local control by allowing the Mayor and City Council, by majority vote, and after obtaining community input on the proposed spending plan to establish a local expenditure limitation. Constitutional and previously authorized voter exclusions shall continue to apply.

A “NO” vote shall have the effect of the city operating under the state-imposed expenditure limitation formula based on 1979-80 expenditures adjusted for inflation and population. This will result in an estimated $2.1 billion reduction in the fiscal year 2025-26 budgeted expenditures and reductions in or eliminations across all City services.

VOTE NO

PROPOSITION 488 – GENERAL PLAN

OFFICIAL TITLE: RATIFICATION OF THE CITY OF PHOENIX GENERAL PLAN
DESCRIPTIVE TITLE: Proposed ratification of the City of Phoenix General Plan, pursuant to A.R.S. § 9-461.06(M), as set forth in Resolution 22191 adopting the Phoenix General Plan, approved by the Council of the City of Phoenix on April 17, 2024. The General Plan provides direction for development, conservation and infrastructure investments in the City. It does not change any current land use designations, zoning or raise any taxes.

QUESTION: Shall the City of Phoenix General Plan as set forth in Resolution 22191 adopted by the Phoenix City Council on April 17, 2024 be approved?

VOTE NO

PROPOSITION 489 – CITIZENS’ COMMISSION ON SALARIES FOR ELECTED CITY OFFICIALS

OFFICIAL TITLE: A PROPOSAL BY THE CITIZENS’ COMMISSION ON SALARIES FOR ELECTED CITY OFFICIALS TO ESTABLISH THE MAYOR’S SALARY AT $103,840 PER YEAR, AND TO ESTABLISH EACH
COUNCIL MEMBER’S SALARY AT $77,000 PER YEAR, TO TAKE EFFECT ON APRIL 21, 2025, AND REPLACE THE SALARIES VOTERS APPROVED IN SEPTEMBER 2005.
QUESTION: Shall the recommendation of the Citizens’ Commission on Salaries for Elected City Officials of $103,840 per annum for the Mayor, and $77,000 per annum for each Council Member be accepted?

VOTE NO

JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT
Retain: BOLICK, CLINT
VOTE YES

Retain: KING, KATHRYN H.
VOTE YES

JUDGES OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, DIVISION 1
Retain: PATON, ANGELA K
VOTE YES

JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT