Proposition 314 targets illegal activities such as drug and human trafficking, making our communities safer by reducing the flow of dangerous substances like fentanyl.

By discouraging illegal entry, the proposition will reduce the risk of migrants being exploited, trafficked, or subjected to violence. As per Customs and Border Protection since 2021, there have been 9 million encounters nationwide and over 7.4 million encounters at the Southwest border.

It helps alleviate the strain on border communities facing challenges due to high numbers of undocumented migrants.

The proposition aims to ease the financial impact on taxpayers by curbing costs associated with providing services to undocumented migrants. This includes costs related to food, shelter, healthcare, and more. The influx of migrants has put a strain on cities increasing costs for all residents. Some of the industries that are affected include higher car insurance and hospital rates and other areas.

According to the Department of Homeland Security, in February 2024 alone, 1,185 pounds of fentanyl coming across the border were seized—enough to kill millions.

Proposition 135 would shift emergency decision-making power after 30 days from the governor to the legislature, ensuring more balanced and considered actions during crises.

By preventing prolonged school closures and business shutdowns, this measure helps protect the economic stability and well-being of Hispanic families and business owners. Remember during COVID? Children had limited socialization, and reduced access to optimized education, businesses had irreparable losses because of closures, and it had an adverse effect in many areas of our lives, including depression and seniors having to delay medical treatments. We need a more sensible and sustainable approach to prevent that the above happens again.

Proposition 312 offers refunds for businesses impacted by public nuisances such as loitering, public use of illegal substances, illegal camping, public urination, obstruction of passages and others, if their local government has not addressed these properly. This prop will help owners recover costs and reinvest in their businesses.

Prop 312 incentivizes local governments to act more effectively on public nuisance issues, fostering a more stable and prosperous business climate. Supporting this measure aligns with the interests of Hispanic entrepreneurs by promoting a business-friendly environment, enhancing property value, and ensuring a safer community.

Harsh penalties help deter criminals from exploiting and abusing vulnerable children, especially in our Hispanic communities.

By supporting Prop 313, we can create a safer environment for our families and uphold our values of justice and protection.

This measure ensures justice for victims and demonstrates our commitment to safeguarding children and families throughout Arizona.

This poorly drafted measure gives all power to one partisan politician, the Secretary of State, to decide how many candidates appear on the general election ballot for every single election, including his own.

Jungle primaries result in candidates from only one party appearing on the general election ballot, stripping many voters of any choice at all.

Prop 140 will result in a patchwork ballot, where some candidates operate under one set of rules, and others under a completely different California style system. For some elections you will vote for one candidate, and the very next race you will rank all of the candidates.

This confusing scheme leads to more errors, longer lines at the polls, and has led to the wrong candidate being declared the winner.

Do you miss the days when a gallon of gas was under $2?

Are you finding it harder to afford the groceries your family needs? Choosing between foods?

Is your business feeling the pinch with rising costs and fewer customers?

Is your rent increasing beyond your means, making it tough to keep up?

ESAs provide Hispanic families with funds to access quality education, ensuring children have the best opportunities for success. Because education should be tailored to the child and no the other way around.

Every child in Arizona can receive up to $7,000 for alternative education, easing the financial burden on families.

Your vote for those that support ESAs is crucial for its preservation. Let’s make our voices heard! Before is too late.

Gas bans can lead to higher energy prices, making it more expensive for Hispanic families to heat their homes, cook meals, and fuel their vehicles.

The gas industry provides jobs for many, including Hispanic workers. Banning gas can lead to job losses in the industry and related sectors, affecting family incomes.

For those business relying on gas-powered vehicles, bans could increase operational costs. Having only electric vehicles would not be sustainable.

Consider how gas bans might impact your family’s budget, your business and job opportunities. Make informed choices, be aware of governments that want to ban gas powered devices.