Ark. Code Ann. § 7-5-214
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Candidate review of ballot content
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(a) The political practices pledge shall contain a request that a candidate provide an email address at which the campaign can be contacted. (b) No less than forty-two (42) days before an election, the county board of election commissioners shall submit one (1) of the following information by email to a candidate who filed for office and who included an email address on his or her political practices pledge: (1) A proof copy of each ballot style for the county; or (2) A report generated from the ballot programming software which includes the following information: (A) The name of the candidate as it appears on the ballot; (B) The ballot contest that the candidate is assigned; and (C) The precincts or precinct parts that the race is assigned. Added by Act 2023, No. 308,§ 3, eff. 8/1/2023.
(a) The political practices pledge shall contain a request that a candidate provide an email address at which the campaign can be contacted.
(b) No less than forty-two (42) days before an election, the county board of election commissioners shall submit one (1) of the following information by email to a candidate who filed for office and who included an email address on his or her political practices pledge: (1) A proof copy of each ballot style for the county; or (2) A report generated from the ballot programming software which includes the following information: (A) The name of the candidate as it appears on the ballot; (B) The ballot contest that the candidate is assigned; and (C) The precincts or precinct parts that the race is assigned.
(1) A proof copy of each ballot style for the county; or
(2) A report generated from the ballot programming software which includes the following information: (A) The name of the candidate as it appears on the ballot; (B) The ballot contest that the candidate is assigned; and (C) The precincts or precinct parts that the race is assigned.
(A) The name of the candidate as it appears on the ballot;
(B) The ballot contest that the candidate is assigned; and
(C) The precincts or precinct parts that the race is assigned.
Added by Act 2023, No. 308,§ 3, eff. 8/1/2023.
(a) The political practices pledge shall contain a request that a candidate provide an email address at which the campaign can be contacted.
(b) No less than forty-two (42) days before an election, the county board of election commissioners shall submit one (1) of the following information by email to a candidate who filed for office and who included an email address on his or her political practices pledge: (1) A proof copy of each ballot style for the county; or (2) A report generated from the ballot programming software which includes the following information: (A) The name of the candidate as it appears on the ballot; (B) The ballot contest that the candidate is assigned; and (C) The precincts or precinct parts that the race is assigned.
(1) A proof copy of each ballot style for the county; or
(2) A report generated from the ballot programming software which includes the following information: (A) The name of the candidate as it appears on the ballot; (B) The ballot contest that the candidate is assigned; and (C) The precincts or precinct parts that the race is assigned.
(A) The name of the candidate as it appears on the ballot;
(B) The ballot contest that the candidate is assigned; and
(C) The precincts or precinct parts that the race is assigned.
Added by Act 2023, No. 308,§ 3, eff. 8/1/2023.
Status: in_force
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