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Governance

Proposals that change Aztec, and what staked AZTEC does in each vote.

Open proposals
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7 made so far
Next date
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No proposal is open
Quorum
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Of all voting power must vote
To pass
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Yea, of the votes cast

States and dates are not available

The Governance contract could not be read. The proposals below are as the index saw them: it cannot tell an expired or rejected proposal from an open one.

Proposals

7, newest first
A proposal waits (pending), is voted on (voting open), waits again if it passed (queued), and can then be executed by anyone until it expires. Voting power is measured at the moment voting opens. It passes when enough of all voting power took part and yea leads by the required margin.
ProposalStateNextYea (AZTEC)NayTurnoutProposed byPayloadProposed
6ProposedNothing ahead636M0–No data0x340d…5e716 Nov 2026
5ExecutedNothing ahead627M0–No data0xe8d6…543314 Oct 2026
4ExecutedNothing ahead665M0–No data0x1744…74b52 Jul 2026
3ExecutedNothing ahead709M0–No data0xa156…06e612 May 2026
2ExecutedNothing ahead798M0–No data0x1758…c38013 Mar 2026
1ExecutedNothing ahead672M86,400–No data0x9b8b…5b1223 Jan 2026
0ExecutedNothing ahead360M0–No data0xa679…18272 Jan 2026
Governance contract, not read. Votes from the index.

What your stake does in a vote

Staked AZTEC is voting power. A deposit leaves its vote with the rollup, and the rollup votes yea, with everything left to it, on each proposal its sequencers signalled. Stake that does nothing therefore votes yea.

To vote another way, the address that can withdraw the stake takes the vote back for itself or hands it to someone else. It counts for proposals whose voting opens after that; for a proposal already in voting it comes too late.

Look up an address to see who votes with its stake, position by position.