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The session fulfilled its two main goals of cutting taxes and funding the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.
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The three-day special session informally adjourned Wednesday, with the governor signing five pieces of legislation into law.
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The list, presented by the Arkansas Coalition for Strong Families, highlights Arkansas’ low rankings in the areas of maternal health, childhood hunger and poverty, and education outcomes.
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The Arkansas House and Senate approved the cuts by large margins with only a few Democrats speaking against them.
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Goals for the session include cutting taxes and funding the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.