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In an opinion released Thursday, the Court overruled a lawsuit objecting to the amendment’s ballot title and signature collections. -
A Democratic state lawmaker is running for re-election to represent a West Little Rock House district, facing only a Libertarian challenger in the race. -
Five companies, three of whom have applied previously, responded to a request for proposals to administer Arkansas’ school voucher program after the state fired a previous vendor. -
Nearly half of Arkansas’ 1.2 million households can be considered ALICE—asset-limited, income-constrained and employed. -
Their district encompasses parts of North Little Rock and the Indian Hills neighborhood. -
Another decision is expected to determine if votes cast on the initiative should count. -
Some central Arkansas voters will see Democrat Kwami Abdul-Bey and incumbent Republican Rep. David Ray on the ballot in November. -
The Arkansas Department of Education is seeking a new company to help administer the state’s school voucher program after terminating a contract with its current vendor. -
Maureen Skinner is running as a Democrat against incumbent Republican state Sen. Mark Johnson. -
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