AZ HCR2026

House Concurrent Resolution supporting Arizona citizens' right to vote on whether to instruct their congressional representatives to propose a constitutional amendment repealing the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission (2010) decision.

Expresses the Arizona Legislature's position that corporations are not "people" under the Constitution and should not have constitutional rights equivalent to individual citizens.

States the Legislature's concern that Citizens United allows unlimited corporate spending in elections, creating threats to democratic self-government and a level political playing field for all citizens regardless of wealth.

Proposes that a constitutional amendment should clarify that money is property, not speech, and that corporate political spending should be limited to prevent overwhelming individual citizens' voices.

Directs the Legislature to support placing a ballot measure before Arizona voters allowing them to instruct their congressional representatives to pursue a constitutional amendment repealing Citizens United.