A campaign to stop a bill that loosens much of the control Arizona has over anonymous campaign spending has dropped it efforts to get the issue before voters.
The Stop Corruption Now drive wanted to refer the state’s campaign-finance overhaul to the Nov. 8 ballot, so voters could decide if they agree with the changes state lawmakers approved earlier this year. But the drive didn’t have enough money to gather the more than 75,000 signatures needed to get it on the ballot.