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Arkansas nears voter registration deadline (opens the original)
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The last day to register to vote in the November midterms in Arkansas is October 5.
State lawmaker fined for ethics violation (opens the original)
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An ethics investigation into a statewide candidate for office has ended. Sen. Kim Hammer, R-Benton, was accused of violating election rules in his Secretary of State campaign. The letter from the Arkansas Ethics Commission said he is “advised not to engage in the same activity again.” Hammer received a public letter of caution and was ordered to pay a $100 fine. The allegation concerned a video made for his Secretary of State campaign. The video had shots of the State of Arkansas seal, state-own
Euthanasia by jury: Arkansas death row inmate asks court to expedite execution (opens the original)
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A death row inmate spent Monday in court so a lawyer could fight his death sentence, despite his own desire to die. In 2016, Scotty Ray Gardner was arrested for the murder of Susan Stubbs. His attorney says his desire to be executed was made clear during the months leading up to his conviction and sentencing. Public and private statements since Gardner's trial reaffirm his desire to be executed. Gardner has just finished his eighth year on death row. Meanwhile, his case is undergoing a standard
Prominent GOP lawmakers condemn state representative following arrest (opens the original)
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A growing chorus of Republicans condemned a state lawmaker the same day he was arrested on charges of domestic violence. In the early hours of Saturday morning, Republican state Rep. Austin McCollum was arrested on two assault charges and one charge of false imprisonment. He was put in the custody of the Benton County Sheriff’s Office. No bond has yet been set. Two of the charges are felonies: “aggravated assault on a family/household member” is a class D felony, while “false imprisonment in the
Ballot measure to enshrine direct democracy process in state constitution falls short of signature threshold (opens the original)
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A proposed ballot measure about Arkansas’ direct democracy process fell short of the signature requirements, Secretary of State Cole Jester announced Thursday, meaning the Arkansas Ballot Measure Rights Amendment will not go before voters in November. The amendment was put forward by Protect AR Rights, who say the measure is a response to recent legislation that limits grassroots canvassing. In Arkansas, anyone can propose an amendment to the state constitution, get the ballot title approved by
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