[Initiative] Women have the right to vote and to hold public office.
Article VII, section 2

[Initiative] Initiative or referendum measures approved by majority vote cannot be repealed or amended by the governor or legislature.
Article IV, part 1, section 1, subsection vi

[Initiative] Prohibition of the manufacture or introduction into the state of all intoxicating liquor.
Article XXIII

[Initiative] Prohibition of the possession, as well as the manufacture and introduction, of intoxicating liquor
Article XXIV

[Initiative] County population determines legislative representation in the lower house.
Article IV, Part 2, section 1

[Initiative] The legislature is to adopt laws governing the sale or lease of the lands.
Article X, section 10

[Initiative] No individual, corporation or association shall be allowed to purchase more than one hundred sixty acres of agricultural land or more than six hundred forty acres of grazing land.
Article X, section 11

[Initiative] An Amendment adjusting the apportionment of the legislature.
Article IV, Part 2, section 1

[Initiative] Articles XXIII and XXIV, which prohibit the sale, travel, or ownership of alcoholic beverages, are repealed.

[Initiative] Legislators are not to hold public office, with the exception of the office of school trustee, or as a teacher or instructor in the public school system.
Article IV, Part 2, section 5

[Initiative] Vehicles that use Arizona highways are subject to be taxed by the state.
Article IX, section 11

[Initiative] Irrigation, power, electrical, agricultural improvement, drainage, and flood control districts, and tax levying public improvement districts . . . shall be political subdivisions of the state . . . but shall be exempt from the provisions of sections 7 and 8 of article IX.
Article XIII, section 7

[Initiative] No person shall be denied the opportunity to obtain or retain employment because of non-membership in a labor organization.
Article XXV

[Initiative] Rewrites to all sections of Article VI. In section one, it adds a reference to an "integrated judicial department" of a supreme court, appellate courts, and a superior court. Section 2 expands the size of the supreme court from a minimum of three justices to a minimum of five justices, and specifies that the court many not decide a law is unconstitutional except when it is "sitting in banc." Section 3 adds that "the supreme court shall have administrative supervision over all the courts of the state." The fourth section stipulates that the "justices of the supreme court shall hold office for a regular term of six years."
Article VI

[Initiative] The real estate industry has the broad power to draft and complete instruments incident to a sale, lease, or exchange of property, but it cannot charge for this service.
Article XXVI

[Initiative] The inventory of wholesalers is exempt from taxation.
Article IX, section 2

[Initiative] The income derived from the investment of the permanent state school fund . . . shall be apportioned only for common and high school education in Arizona.
Article XI, section 8

[Initiative] Each organized county of the state shall have the following elected officers: a sheriff, a county attorney, a recorder, a treasurer, an assessor, a superintendent of schools and at least three supervisors, each of whom shall be elected and hold his office for a term of four years . . .
Article XII, section 3

[Initiative] Means of appointing judges changes from election to 'merit selection', Justices and judges must retire by the age of 70; no justice shall "hold any office in a political party or actively take part in any political campaign other than his own for his reelection or retention in office."
Article VI, sections 3, 4, 12, 20, 28, 30, 35 through 40

[Initiative] "The English language is the official language of the state of Arizona [and is therefore] the language of the ballot, the public schools, and all government functions and actions."
Article XXVIII

[Initiative] A bill of rights for victims of a crime, such as the right to be informed of the status of the status of the convicted person, and to receive prompt restitution.
Article II, section 2.1

[Initiative] Term limits for elected officials: No senator or representative may serve more than four consecutive terms. The treasurer may no longer serve two consecutive terms. U.S. Senators from Arizona may not serve more than two consecutive terms, and U.S. representatives may not serve more than three consecutive terms. Corporation commissioners may not succeed themselves after they have served one half or more of a single six-year term.
Article IV, Part 2, section 21; Article V, sections 1 and 10; Article VII, section 18; Article XV, section 1 and 19

[Initiative] Allow more frequent elections to adjust local government spending limits
Article IX, section 20

[Initiative] Requires 2/3 vote to raise taxes
Article IX, section 22

[Initiative] Juveniles who are 15 years of age or older and who are accused of murder, rape, armed robbery, or are chronic offenders will be prosecuted as adults.
Article IV, Part 2, section 22; Article VI, section 15

[Initiative] A ballot that is approved by the majority of the people may not be vetoed by the Governor and needs a three-fourths vote in order to be repealed by the legislature.
Article IV, Part 1, section 1, item 6; Article IV, Part 1 section 1, item 14; Article IV, Part 1, section 1, item 15

[Initiative] An appointed Redistricting Commission will redraw the boundaries for Arizona's legislative districts and Congressional Districts in a grid-like pattern across the state, in order to meet specific goals.
Article IV, Part 2, section 1

[Initiative] The state or any county, city, town or other political subdivision of the state is prohibited from directly or indirectly imposing any new tax or on the sale, purchase, or transfer of any interest in real property.
Article IX, section 24