The 2024 elections in Arizona are set to feature notably lengthy ballots, with Maricopa County and Pima County presenting challenges for voters due to the sheer number of propositions and candidates. Pima County's ballot will include 14 propositions and potentially 80 choices, raising concerns about voter fatigue and long wait times at polling places. Meanwhile, Mesa County is placing two local measures on its ballot aimed at funding infrastructure improvements through bond issuance and retaining excess revenue for road maintenance. Maricopa County's ballots will be printed on two pages for the first time since 2006, containing an average of 79 contests, including significant propositions regarding abortion and electoral reforms. Election officials emphasize the importance of voter preparation and suggest early voting to mitigate long lines on Election Day. As both counties gear up for the elections, officials are working to ensure that voters are informed and ready to navigate the complex ballots effectively.