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The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to review Arkansas’ limits on assistance for voters at the polls, a decision that advocates say further erodes the landmark 1965 law preventing discrimination against racial minorities at the ballot box.
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Early voting begins Tuesday for House District 44 seat
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3 constitutional amendment proposals need thousands of signatures by July 3
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The elections were held in March, and both cases were dismissed as moot
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Arkansas NAACP head says the Supreme Court ‘betrayed’ Black voters
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Race for state’s top election post had sharply divided GOP figures
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Senate runoff was among 6 legislative races on Tuesday’s ballot
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The winners of 5 of the remaining contested primaries will be unopposed in the general election
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Defeats for candidates backed by governor in closely-watched Senate races have policy and political implications
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Democrats and incumbent Republicans fared well in Tuesday's elections across Arkansas, with some surprise shakeups in state legislative and local races.