Several lawsuits have been filed in Arizona aiming to prevent various citizen initiatives from appearing on the ballot. An anti-abortion group filed a lawsuit on July 24 to block a measure that would enshrine abortion rights into the state’s Constitution. Additionally, a labor group is suing Glendale over a rejected ballot measure to raise hotel workers' wages. Meanwhile, opponents of a minimum wage hike and open primaries proposals have filed separate suits to prevent these measures from going to voters. Legal challenges include issues such as the validity of signatures and adherence to the 'single-subject' rule, with court hearings expected soon.