Proposition 132 still undecided; would require 60% approval on tax proposals

The proposition that would require any ballot initiative that calls for state tax increases to be approved by 60% of voters is barely passing with 51% voter approval, according to unofficial results from the Arizona Secretary of State’s office. 

The measure remains undecided as it is unknown how many ballots are still left to count.

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Proposition 132 would amend the state’s constitution to raise the threshold for voter approval from a simple majority to a super majority of 60% on any tax-raising measures.