Arkansas State Trial Court Rules that Governor Must Call an Earlier Special Election to Fill a Vacancy

On October 22, an Arkansas state trial court ruled that voters in State Senate district 26 cannot be forced to wait until June 26, 2026, to fill the vacancy. The seat has been vacant since the incumbent died on September 2. The Governor argued that she has complete discretion to choose the special election date, but the judge said the Governor’s position is not supported by the state Constitution. See this story. The Governor is appealing. The case is Shelby v Sanders, 60cv-25-12172.


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Arkansas State Trial Court Rules that Governor Must Call an Earlier Special Election to Fill a Vacancy — 2 Comments

  1. GOV = ONE MORE LAWLESS TYRANT
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    >>> NO MORE LEGIS SPECIAL ELECTIONS – WITH RIGGED DATES / ETC

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