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Arizonans could vote to create a lieutenant governor position that would run for office on a joint ticket.

Coloradans will decide whether or not certain psychedelics will be decriminalized for personal use and distribution.

The measure passed in the state's House and Senate, but voters must approve it before it becomes law, according to the Baltimore Sun.

Arizonans could now have extra identification requirements when voting in person or through a mail-in ballot.

Vermont citizens will decide if the state's constitution should add language that protects the right to reproductive autonomy

Proponents say that the measure is a step in the right direction, while opponents like Gov. Asa Hutchinson continue to oppose the legalization of marijuana.

Amendment 3, the Marijuana Legalization Initiative, would legalize personal marijuana use for adults over the age of 21.

Washington, DC residents will vote on a measure that would get rid of a system that lets restaurants pay tipped workers below minimum wage.

A yes on California's Proposition 1 will amend the state's constitution to say that the state cannot take away a person's right to abortion or contraception and will not interfere with reproductive freedoms.

Proponents say that the measure is about "personal freedom," while opponents say that legalization will result in consumer addiction.