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Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery dies after suffering 2 strokes - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery dies after suffering 2 strokes

Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery, aged 66, passed away a day after revealing his decision to step down from office due to two strokes he had suffered in recent months.

Mark Lowery, Arkansas treasurer and former legislator who sponsored voter ID law, has died at age 66 - Vimarsana News

Mark Lowery, Arkansas treasurer and former legislator who sponsored voter ID law, has died at age 66

Mark Lowery, Arkansas’ treasurer and a former legislator who sponsored the state’s voter ID law, has died from complications from a stroke. He was 66. Lowery’s office said the former

Mark Lowery, Arkansas treasurer and former legislator who sponsored voter ID law, has died at age 66 - Vimarsana News

Mark Lowery, Arkansas treasurer and former legislator who sponsored voter ID law, has died at age 66

LITTLE ROCK -- Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery has died a day after announcing he was leaving office following two strokes he experienced over the past several months, his office said. He was 66.

Mark Lowery, Arkansas treasurer and former legislator who sponsored voter ID law, has died at age 66 - Vimarsana News

Mark Lowery, Arkansas treasurer and former legislator who sponsored voter ID law, has died at age 66

Mark Lowery, Arkansas’ treasurer and a former legislator who sponsored the state’s voter ID law, has died from complications from a stroke. He was 66. Lowery’s office said the former

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Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery leaving office in September after strokes - Vimarsana News

Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery leaving office in September after strokes

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas Treasurer Mark Lowery is leaving office in September after experiencing two strokes over the past several months, his office announced Tuesday.