Judge strikes down new Arkansas voting laws that targeted mail voting, voter ID, polling place rules
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Four new Arkansas laws were struck down Friday after Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen ruled they violated the Arkansas Constitution by placing undue burdens on voters.
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Four Arkansas voting laws passed last year were struck down Friday after a Pulaski County circuit judge ruled that all four violated the Arkansas Constitution by placing undue burdens on voters.
An Arkansas judge struck down four different voting laws in the state, declaring them to be 'unconstitutional' and a violation of the Arkansas Constitution.
(The Center Square) – A Pulaski County Circuit Court judge ruled Friday four election laws passed by state lawmakers and signed by Gov. Asa Hutchinson are unconstitutional.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — An Arkansas judge on Friday struck down four new voting restrictions passed by Republican lawmakers, finding the measures unconstitutional.
Four new Arkansas laws were struck down Friday after Pulaski County Circuit Judge Wendell Griffen ruled they violated the Arkansas Constitution by placing undue burdens on voters.
An Arkansas judge struck down four different voting laws in the state, declaring them to be 'unconstitutional' and a violation of the Arkansas Constitution.
