Business Leaders Call For Open Primaries in Arizona

Arizona business leaders speak out in support of Proposition 140—also known as the Make Elections Fair Arizona Act—for a more inclusive and accountable election process. In a series of ads, they highlight the need for open primaries that allow all voters, regardless of party affiliation, to participate in the elections they help fund. The ads stress that Prop 140 will create a fairer system and hold politicians accountable to all Arizonans. Additionally, they argue that Prop 140 will restore competition in Arizona politics, driving better leadership and solutions for the state's business and economic future.

The ads will run across various digital platforms and streaming services, reaching voters up until Election Day. Arizona voters will have the opportunity to vote on Proposition 140 in the upcoming November 2024 election.

Inclusive Elections, Better Solutions for Arizona
John Fees, Co-Founder & CEO of GradGuard, and Beau Lane, Executive Chairman of LT, advocate for Proposition 140 to create open primaries, ensuring all voters can participate and drive better governance and economic growth in Arizona.

Accountability and Leadership for Arizona
Kimber Lanning, Founder & CEO of Local First Arizona, supports Proposition 140, saying it will hold elected officials accountable to all Arizonans and encourage stronger leadership.

Restoring Competition in Arizona Politics
Adam Goodman, CEO of Goodmans, and Sintra Hoffman, President & CEO of WESTMARC, argue that Proposition 140 will restore competition in politics, making elected leaders focus on key issues like business and education for all Arizonans.

Fair Elections for Arizona Taxpayers
Beau Lane, Executive Chairman of LT, explains how Proposition 140 will create a fairer election system by allowing all Arizona taxpayers to participate in primaries they help fund.