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Senate moves affirmative-action ban to 2010 ballot

Christian Palmer//June 22, 2009//[read_meter]

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Senate moves affirmative-action ban to 2010 ballot

Senate moves affirmative-action ban to 2010 ballot

Christian Palmer//June 22, 2009//[read_meter]

Next year, Arizona voters will decide whether to ban government use of preferential treatment based on race and gender when it comes to employment, education and contracting. On June 22,...

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Tags: Arizona Senate, Ward Connerly, Russell Pearce, election, Steve Montenegro, ballot measure, Kyrsten Sinema, affirmative action

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