marriage; recognition; repeal

SCR 1023 proposes to repeal Article XXX, section 1 of the Arizona Constitution, which currently defines marriage as between one man and one woman. If approved by voters, this constitutional change would remove the existing definition of marriage from Arizona's fundamental law. The bill requires submission to voters at the next general election, as mandated by Arizona's constitution. This is a procedural measure seeking voter approval to amend the state constitution, not a new law affecting current marriage regulations.