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Horizon (PBS) on Prop. 119: State Trust Lands

Posted by AzBlueMeanie:

Proposition 119 would amend the constitution to allow Arizona to trade state trust land, within certain limitations and with public notice and public vote requirements, for other public land. Learn more about this measure, which currently faces no organized opposition.

Historical note: This measure is nearly identical to Prop. 110 in 2010 which lost narrowly by almost 9,000 votes.

Video below the fold.

on October 03, 2012 in AZBlueMeanie, Ballot Referendas and Initiatives, Media |

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