State Autonomy Project

Protecting your vote from federal overreach.

When voters legalize something—whether it’s cannabis, abortion access, or gun rights—that decision should hold. But across the country, state and local agencies are still being used to enforce federal bans that aren’t rooted in the U.S. Constitution—bans that directly contradict state law. That means taxpayer dollars are spent undermining the very laws we pass.

The Arizona State Autonomy Act puts a stop to that.

This citizen-led proposal makes one thing clear:

Our agencies enforce our laws—not federal statutes and regulations we’ve already rejected.

Under this act:

• Local police can’t participate in federal raids on legal cannabis shops.

• State health departments can’t help prosecute abortion providers.

• Agencies can’t be pressured into violating your state-approved rights.

With targeted exceptions, strong oversight, and real whistleblower protections, this measure ensures Arizona acts with constitutional integrity and local control. It’s built for all sides—because whether you support sanctuary cities, gun rights, or psychedelic therapy, your vote should matter.

Now it’s time to make that the law.