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Robin Wynne Secures Second Term On Arkansas Supreme Court
It appears Wynne won handily, with 58 percent of the vote with 73 of 75 counties in, the report states.
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It appears Wynne won handily, with 58 percent of the vote with 73 of 75 counties in, the report states.
Twelve candidates were seeking five positions on the board, which restructured itself last year.
If unofficial returns hold, Republicans strengthened their supermajorities in both chambers, gaining two seats in each.
Little Rock attorney Kevin Crass is expected to lead her transition team, according to the report.
This "was one of the more hotly debated issues of the election," according to the report.
The Associated Press declared him the winner over Democrat Natalie James and Libertarian Kenneth Cates shortly after the polls closed.
The report states the proposed amendment "failed by a wide margin."
Finishing second in the four-candidate field was retired auto dealer S. Landers Sr. at 38.3 percent. These are complete, unofficial results.
As of now, the report indicates, 84 percent of precincts have brought in a vote count.
Sanders replaces Asa Hutchinson.
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She started in DeQueen in Sevier County, the report states, while the last stop of the day was Pine Bluff.
The public health emergency declared at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic will likely end in January; an announcement is expected.
The seven-member board restructured itself last year, creating two at-large positions and five geographic zones.
The report indicates it "is already the most expensive ballot initiative in Arkansas history."
Children of Arkansas Mental Health in Primary Care (CHAMP) will connect primary care physicians with a three-person team.
It's from the immigrant advocacy group Arkansas United, the report states.
Landers's campaign contributions include a $400,000 loan to himself.
Lawmakers voted to refer to voters during the 2021 regular session; the Legislature may refer up to three constitutional amendments.
Arkansas created a unique program following the 2010 passage of the Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare.