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Educational Rights Amendment falls short on signatures

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By David Ramsey Verified
| Arkansas Times Verified
For AR Kids, the group backing for the Educational Rights Amendment, came up short on the signatures needed to get the measure on the ballot this November. The group has not disclosed how many signatures they collected. Similar efforts also fell short in 2024 and 2023.
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Direct democracy group submits more than 100,000 signatures

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By David Ramsey Verified
| Arkansas Times Verified
Protect AR Rights today submitted 108,837 signatures to the Secretary of State’s office in support of putting the Arkansas Ballot Measure Rights Amendment on the ballot this November. The proposed constitutional amendment is a response to years of high jinks from the legislature (with periodic assists from the state Supreme Court) that create various bureaucratic hoops that ballot measures like this one have to jump through.
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More than two dozen states sue over Trump’s Medicaid work requirements

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By David Ramsey Verified
| Arkansas Times Verified
A group of 25 states and the District of Columbia sued the Trump administration on Monday, asking a federal court to block parts of the Medicaid “work requirements” imposed by Trump’s signature piece of legislation last year. Under the law, beginning in 2027, non-disabled adults without young children will have to report to state officials and affirm that they have worked, volunteered or been enrolled in school for at least 80 hours a week in order to maintain Medicaid coverage.
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