Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Email Newsletter: POLITICS: AG approves ballot for proposed FOIA act + more (January 30, 2024)

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Arkansas attorney general OKs ballot wording for proposed initiated act aimed at strengthening stateâ€™s Freedom of Information Act Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin on Monday certified the ballot wording for a proposed initiated act aimed at strengthening the state's Freedom of Information Act. READ MORE

Arkansas governor, lawmakers side with Texas on right to â€˜defendâ€™ southern border Arkansas stands with Texas in its battle against the Biden administration over immigration issues at the southern border, Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced Thursday. READ MORE

Incumbent Ladyman faces former state representative Smith in House District 32 Republican primary Current five-time incumbent Jack Ladyman will face an old colleague, former state Rep. Brandt Smith Jr., in the Republican primary for House District 32 in Jonesboro. READ MORE

4 Democrats, 2 Republicans square off in primaries for House District 35 seat Four Democratic candidates are dueling to win their party's nomination for an Arkansas House of Representatives seat in eastern Arkansas in the March 5 primary, and two Republican candidates will vie for their party's nomination. READ MORE

Arkies in the Beltway \| Week of Jan. 28, 2024 It was a rather low-key week at the U.S. Capitol as the Senate considered nominations and members of the House of Representatives conducted business away from Capitol Hill. Arkansas' senators, however, remained busy. READ MORE

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POLITICS: AG approves ballot for proposed FOIA act + more

Arkansas attorney general OKs ballot wording for proposed initiated act aimed at strengthening stateâ€™s Freedom of Information Act

Arkansas governor, lawmakers side with Texas on right to â€˜defendâ€™ southern border

Incumbent Ladyman faces former state representative Smith in House District 32 Republican primary

4 Democrats, 2 Republicans square off in primaries for House District 35 seat

Arkies in the Beltway | Week of Jan. 28, 2024

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