Issue 2 will stay on Arkansas ballot after casino proposal passes final court test
The Arkansas Supreme Court denied on Thursday the final charge in a lawsuit that sought to prevent votes for a casino ballot initiative from being counted in the November election, ensuring an amendment measure aimed at revoking the license for a casino in Pope County stays on the ballot.
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What to know about Arkansas' ballot initiatives before Election DayIt's been on-again, off-again for Arkansas ballot initiatives this year — so if you're confused, you're not alone. Why it ...
An Arkansas casino ballot issue survived an appeal, so voters on Nov. 5 will decide if they want the state's fourth casino in ...
In an Oct. 14 ruling, the Arkansas Supreme Court rejected part of a legal challenge to a ballot measure that would, if ...
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — On Monday, the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that votes for the casino amendment are now one step closer to being counted on Election Day. Votes that are cast in November for ...
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