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There’s a chance we could see more than a half dozen measures on our ballot that range from abortion to antique cars. We discuss the process and the measures today.
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A proposed amendment that would legalize some abortions in Arkansas has been approved by the attorney general. The Arkansas Abortion Amendment can now begin collecting signatures to officially get the amendment on the ballot.
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A proposed constitutional amendment has been rejected that aims to change elements of the governor's major education law. The education rights amendment of 2024 proposes that all schools that receive local or state funding will be required to meet “identical state academic standards and identical state standards of accreditation.”
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A new ballot measure hopes is looking to remove sales tax on feminine hygiene products as well as diapers.
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Recreational marijuana is on this year's ballot in Arkansas, and travel guru Rick Steves says the many tropes about marijuana use are untrue and that regulating recreational use provides users the civil liberties they deserve.
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One of Arkansas' main proponents of marijuana reform is speaking out in opposition of a proposed amendment to allow recreational use of the drug.
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On today's episode we discuss Issue 1: Legislative Authority to Call a Special Session Amendment.
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On the latest episode of Natural Election, we discuss the winding road that brought us to a ballot measure to legalize recreational marijuana in Arkansas.
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On the latest episode of Natural Election, we hear about Issue 3: Government Burden of Free Exercise of Religion Amendment.
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As we nudge closer to Election Day, Roby Brock and John Brummett examine a pair of ballot matters.