Prop. 108 might not save cities from shared revenue punishment

Screen Shot 2016-01-25 at 4.34.10 PMBy Jeremy Duda | Arizona Capitol Times

The complex formula that provides Arizona cities with a portion of the state’s tax revenues is nominally protected by a provision in the state Constitution requiring a two-thirds vote for the Legislature to tamper with it.

But Gov. Doug Ducey and Republican leadership have a way to punish recalcitrant cities by taking away some of their shared revenue without triggering a supermajority requirement that is likely unobtainable.

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