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Attorney General Tim Griffin on Wednesday nixed a possible popular name and ballot title for a proposed Arkansas constitutional amendment aimed at requiring all elections in Arkansas to be conducted with hand-marked and hand-counted paper ballots and removing language in the Arkansas Constitution that permits elections to be conducted by voting machines.
Attorney General Tim Griffin on Wednesday nixed a possible popular name and ballot title for a proposed Arkansas constitutional amendment aimed at requiring all elections in Arkansas to be conducted with paper ballots and removing language in the Arkansas Constitution that permits elections to be conducted by voting machines.
The Arkansas Attorney General’s Office will decide Tuesday whether a proposed measure to enshrine abortion as a constitutional right will go on the 2024 statewide ballot.
A ballot committee, Arkansans for Limited Government, has proposed a constitutional amendment that would bar the state from restricting access to abortion within 18 weeks of conception, or in cases of rape, incest, in the event of a fatal fetal anomaly, or when abortion is needed to protect the pregnant woman's life or health.
A ballot committee, Arkansans for Limited Government, has proposed a constitutional amendment that would bar the state from restricting access to abortion within 18 weeks of conception, or in cases of rape, incest, in the event of a fatal fetal anomaly, or when abortion is needed to protect the pregnant woman's life or health.