The Pope County casino license holder sued the state of Arkansas after voters approved a statewide ballot initiative that repealed the license and requires countywide elections for future casinos in the state
Elections can be complicated. This year’s two proposed constitutional amendments aren’t.
Votes cast on a proposed ballot measure that would repeal a Pope County casino license and require countywide special elections for any new casinos built in Arkansas will count, the state Supreme Court ruled
A proposed anti-casino ballot initiative is still alive following a decision from the Arkansas Supreme Court on Monday, though its fate remains uncertain with another decision pending
Casino licenses shouldn’t be in the Constitution, as they are now. Neither should the Constitution describe which plants we can smoke
The Arkansas Abortion Amendment has been tied up in a legal dispute for the past month after AFLG filed a complaint against Thurston’s office with the Arkansas Supreme Court
One that would revoke the Pope County casino has already attracted a lawsuit from opponents, and the other that would expand medical marijuana access still needs more valid voter signatures
