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Arkansas League of Women Voters files federal suit, calls changes to voter referendum process ‘Unconstitutional’

  • The Arkansas League of Women Voters filed a federal lawsuit challenging four new laws on the initiative process, claiming they violate voters' constitutional rights.
  • The lawsuit includes provisions requiring photo identification for signing petitions and restrictions on paying canvassers per signature.
  • Attorney General Tim Griffin's office is preparing to defend the state against the lawsuit, while Secretary of State Cole Jester expressed support for the new measures.
  • The lawsuit argues that these restrictions interfere with the freedom of citizens to circulate and procure petitions, undermining the initiative process.
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Lawsuit challenges new restrictions on initiative process in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal judge was asked Monday to strike down several restrictions on the Arkansas initiative process in a lawsuit that accused the state of violating voters' constitutional rights.

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Arkansas Times broke the news in on Monday, April 21, 2025.
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