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Republican state lawmakers added 11 more measures to the ballot for voters to decide directly.
Eight of the measures passed on a party-line vote, while two had support from just four Democrats .
Several of the GOP -introduced measures target the process citizens can use to put measures on the ballot themselves.
Measure would allow tipped workers to be paid 25% less than the minimum wage if income from tips passed a certain threshold.
Measure has been challenged in a lawsuit from Progress Arizona .
Measure would give legislators power over state-of-emergency declarations, allowing them to terminate a state of emergency declared by the governor.
Measure also would require a $ 20 fee to be tacked on to every criminal conviction.
A proposed constitutional amendment would require life in prison for anyone convicted of child sex trafficking.
Critics warn that people who were originally victims of sex trafficking could also be locked away forever.
State Rep. Analise Ortiz failed to get Republicans to amend the legislation to exempt those victims.
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