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A judge says an election to fill the Northwest Arkansas senate seat must occur sooner than a timeline set by Gov. Sarah Sanders
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Ret. Col. Conrad Reynolds is a former candidate and political activist interested in changing the way Arkansas counts votes. A warrant says he took it too far.
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A resident of Arkansas Senate District 26 says the date to fill a vacant position is too far away.
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State defends ballot initiative laws that plaintiffs argue violate constitutional rights
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Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders is waiting months to fill a vacant position; many think it’s too long.
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Did Arkansas lawmakers inadvertently amend the state constitution when they passed a 2023 law changing the direct democracy process?
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Board will hear Searcy County election officials’ challenge to decertification Wednesday
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Chris Jones filed Federal Election Commission paperwork to challenge the six-term Republican congressman
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Arkansas’ State Board of Election Commissioners voted Wednesday to reprimand and decertify a poll supervisor accused of violating state election laws at a North Arkansas polling place last year.
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The League of Women Voters of Arkansas on Tuesday asked a judge to temporarily block enforcement of several new state laws regulating direct democracy that it argued are unconstitutional.