May a city or town under home rule adopt a permanent base adjustment?

Yes. A city or town under home rule may adopt a permanent base adjustment. The Economic Estimates Commission will use the adjusted base limit to calculate the city’s or town’s constitutional expenditure limitation for the year following a permanent base adjustment’s voter approval. However, the city or town is still subject to its home rule if the home rule has not expired.

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1. Will Proposition 423 increase my taxes?
2. What is the difference between an alternative expenditure limitation (home rule) and permanent base adjustment?
3. May a city or town under home rule adopt a permanent base adjustment?
4. What is permanent base adjustment (Proposition 423) and why is it on the ballot?
5. If Apache Junction already uses the Home Rule option, why is the Permanent Base Adjustment being brought before voters now?
6. A “No” vote on Proposition 423 means?
7. A “Yes” vote on Proposition 423 means?