New proposal seeks to block lawmakers from voting on measures that could benefit them

A Yavapai County official ballot drop box is seen in Prescott. Paperwork filed last week with the secretary of state’s office would make it illegal for legislators to take any action on measure in which they or a relative have a “direct and substantial financial interest.” (Les Stukenberg/Courier file)

A Yavapai County official ballot drop box is seen in Prescott. Paperwork filed last week with the secretary of state’s office would make it illegal for legislators to take any action on measure in which they or a relative have a “direct and substantial financial interest.” (Les Stukenberg/Courier file)

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