2012 Legislative Report Card for Arizona’s Fiftieth Legislature, First Regular Session
By Nick Dranias
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The annual Goldwater Institute Legislative Report Card scores Arizona lawmakers on their support of principles
of limited constitutional government. Each piece of legislation is assessed in one of four categories for whether it
expands liberty consistent with the Arizona Constitution, or restricts liberty.
This report card assesses 517 votes. Average scores were 56 percent in the House and 59 percent in the Senate,
indicating that slightly more votes upheld liberty than undermined it. These sco...
of limited constitutional government. Each piece of legislation is assessed in one of four categories for whether it
expands liberty consistent with the Arizona Constitution, or restricts liberty.
This report card assesses 517 votes. Average scores were 56 percent in the House and 59 percent in the Senate,
indicating that slightly more votes upheld liberty than undermined it. These sco...























