Arkansas Bill to Improve Minor Party Ballot Access Passes Committee

On March 16, the Arkansas Senate State Agencies & Governmental Affairs Committee passed SB 277, the bill to lower the number of signatures for a newly-qualifying party from 3% of the last gubernatorial vote (about 27,000 signatures) to exactly 10,000 signatures. The bill had failed in that committee in February, but was brought back.


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Arkansas Bill to Improve Minor Party Ballot Access Passes Committee — 2 Comments

  1. Any idea how long it will take to come to a vote?

    What provision does this new bill have for a vote test for ballot retention?

    What provision does this new bill have for how long the petition can circulate?

  2. It gets a vote in the Senate on March 27. The bill does not improve the retention requirement, but it allows the greater part of a year to collect the signatures.

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