On the ballot in Arizona this fall are the highly publicized Proposition 201, or Smoke-Free Arizona, and Proposition 206, the Arizona Non-Smoker Protection Act.
The propositions are running against each other; only the one with the most votes will pass. Both are relatively the same, but with a few key differences.
In theory, both seem to be good ideas, but Proposition 201 ultimately protects the voter from secondhand smoke.
Some restaurants with bars may lose some business because of the people who want to have a smoke with their food. But if a ... |
