PHOENIX - Arizonans are going to be asked in November to decide who can participate in girls' sports, what identification they need to vote and new efforts to crack down on diversity, equity and inclusion programs in government.
In a series of last-minute decisions, the Republican-controlled legislature gave final approval to the mostly controversial measures before adjourning for the year this weekend.
Some are amendments to the Arizona Constitution that can be enacted only with voter approval. But others are being put on the ballot to avoid possible vetoes by Gov. Katie Hobbs who otherwise gets the last word on statutory changes.
