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Antoinette Grajeda

Antoinette Grajeda

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Senior Reporter, Arkansas Advocate

Fayetteville

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  • Attorney general again rejects proposed ballot measure to amend Arkansas’ direct democracy process  | Arkansas Advocate

    By Antoinette Grajeda Verified, Arkansas Advocate| Arkansas Advocate@ by Antoinette Grajeda, Arkansas Advocate April 15, 2025 Arkansas’ attorney general on Tuesday rejected for a second time a proposed ballot measure to amend the state’s initiative and referendum process. Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin noted in an opinion prepared by Senior Assistant Attorney General Kelly Summerside that while proponents had resolved several issues preventing certification of the initial proposal, one issue remained and others were created.

    By Antoinette Grajeda Verified, Arkansas Advocate · Arkansas Advocate

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Arkansas lawmakers send bill eliminating racial, gender board quotas to governor

    By Antoinette Grajeda Verified, Arkansas Advocate| Arkansas Advocate@ by Antoinette Grajeda, Arkansas Advocate April 15, 2025 The Arkansas Senate on Tuesday approved legislation that would remove race and gender quotas and qualifications for a variety of state boards and commissions. The bill now awaits the governor’s signature. Rep. Karilyn Brown, a Sherwood Republican and lead sponsor of House Bill 1365, told a House committee last month that requiring a minimum number of women and members from underrepresented groups to serve on the panels is unfair.

    By Antoinette Grajeda Verified, Arkansas Advocate · Arkansas Advocate

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Attorney general again rejects proposed ballot measure to amend Arkansas’ direct democracy process  | Arkansas Advocate

    By Antoinette Grajeda Verified, Arkansas Advocate| Arkansas Advocate@ by Antoinette Grajeda, Arkansas Advocate April 15, 2025 Arkansas’ attorney general on Tuesday rejected for a second time a proposed ballot measure to amend the state’s initiative and referendum process. Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin noted in an opinion prepared by Senior Assistant Attorney General Kelly Summerside that while proponents had resolved several issues preventing certification of the initial proposal, one issue remained and others were created.

    By Antoinette Grajeda Verified, Arkansas Advocate · Arkansas Advocate

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Arkansas Advocate

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States