How often do voters in Arizona have the opportunity to vote on proposed amendments?

In Arizona, voters have the opportunity to vote on proposed amendments during the general election or in special elections as determined. This reflects the state's practice of allowing amendments to be placed on the ballot as a result of legislative action or through voter initiative petitions. The flexibility of holding these votes during different types of elections ensures that citizens can regularly participate in shaping the constitution and governance of the state. The specific timing and context of these votes do not confine them to presidential elections or local elections, allowing for a broader engagement during various election cycles.