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City of Tucson Prop 413 Election

Voting without knowing what's on your ballot is like lighting your money on fire.

What is the upcoming election about?

Proposition 413 

• Increase the Mayor's salary by $53,750 to $95,750 per year. The new salary would be over 2.25 times than the Mayor's current salary. 

• Increase each Council Members’ salary by $52,000 to $76,000 per year. The new salary would be over 3.15 times than Council Members' current salary.

What are the significant dates for the election?

- If you aren't already registered to vote, the last day to register in order to be eligible to vote in this election is Tuesday, October 10th, 2023.

- Ballots will be mailed on October 11, 2023. The last day to request early ballot October 27 

- VOTED BALLOTS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN 7 p.m., November 7th. MAIL ballots by October 31st.

Who can vote in this election?

All registered voters that reside in the City of Tucson will receive a ballot by mail with voting instructions in the envelope.

What policies has the City of Tucson implemented with my tax dollars?

- Implemented Restrictions Preventing Families with More Than 10 Members from Having Proper Funerals - SOURCE 

- Implemented City-Wide Covid Lockdown & Shut Businesses Down - SOURCE 

- Implemented Curfew in the Name of Stopping the Spread of Covid - SOURCE 

- Was Against Re-Opening from Covid - SOURCE 

- Voted and Approved Firing City Employees Who Did Not Get Vaccincated Against Covid - SOURCE 

- Closed playgrounds, basketball courts, volleyball courts, and fitness areas because of Covid - SOURCE 

- Implemented Mask Mandates - SOURCE 

- Implemented Mask Mandates a Second Time in 2021, Including for Those Who Were Vaccinated - SOURCE 

- The Tucson Climate Action Plan Outlines Policy to Reduce Meat Consumption and Also Become a Car-Free City - SOURCE 

- Implementing 15-Minute City Policies. - SOURCE - SOURCE 

- Implementing Road Diets through Complete Streets - reducing the amount of traffic to slow traffic, alter driving experiences, implement bike lanes, Bus Rapid Transit, and/or Light Rail. Recognized as One of the Top Cities in America for the Complete Street Program - SOURCE 

- Has committed the City to implement policy around Diversity, Equity & Inclusion - SOURCE 

- Equity teaches people and has policies based on the belief that there is systemic racism, they are entitled to reparations and more because of the color of their skin. - SOURCE 

- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion teaches students and people that white people are oppressors. - SOURCE 

- Has sold over $44 Million of Water Rights to the Federal Government - SOURCE 

- Voted to Drastically Increase Water Rates - SOURCE

Isn't the City of Tucson doing a good job?

- The Unemployment Rate in Tucson has Skyrocketed nearly 48% in 3 months. - SOURCE 

- Homelessness has skyrocketed over 60 percent from 2018, representing an increase of 829 people over five years. - SOURCE

What are taxpayers in the City of Tucson being asked?

Voters will be asked to say yes or no on One Measure: 


QUESTION 1: 

Increase the Mayor's salary by $53,750 to $95,750 per year. The new salary would be over 2.25 times than the Mayor's current salary. 


Also, increase each Council Members’ salary by $52,000 to $76,000 per year. The new salary would be over 3.15 times than Council Members' current salary.

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Please Note: EZAZ.org takes no position for or against the items on your ballot. Vote your conscience.

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