board of supervisors; membership

Summary

The bill rewrites Arizona law so that a county’s board of supervisors has a set number of members based on its population – three, five, seven or nine. Counties whose populations fall near the thresholds can hold a petition‑driven special election to switch between three and five supervisors. The changes affect all county supervisors and the voters who elect them, aiming to match board size with county size.

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