By Ronald J. Hansen | The Arizona Republic
Arizona voters easily approved Proposition 303, a measure to allow terminally ill patients to potentially access experimental drugs not fully vetted by federal regulators.
Voters also approved Proposition 480, a $935 million bond measure to renovate and expand Maricopa County’s public healthcare system.
With sizable pockets of ballots uncounted around the state, voters were evenly torn on Proposition 122, a measure that would empower Arizona to legally challenge federal programs and actions officials here consider unconstitutional.
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