Arguments against Prop-211, the donor-disclosure law

Arizona voters passed Prop-211 in 2022. It is known as the donor-disclosure law, which requires organizations, including nonprofits, to disclose to the government the names, addresses, and donation amounts of their donors. It was designed to combat so-called “dark money.”

Since its passage, activists and politicians have pushed similar rules in more than 30 states. The Goldwater Institute and other organizations believe the proposition violates the Constitution, and this week (Sept. 11th) are arguing before the State Supreme Court to throw out the proposition.

Andrew Gould, attorney and former Arizona Supreme Court Justice, joined “Arizona Horizon” to argue points against the proposition.