Arkansas secretary of state approves casino ballot measure, marijuana proposal gets more time to gather signatures
- The Arkansas Secretary of State verified at least 116,200 valid signatures for the casino measure, surpassing the needed 90,704 signatures to qualify for the November ballot.
- The amendment to expand medical marijuana is granted more time to gather signatures, now with a deadline of August 30 to reach the required threshold.
- Over 108,000 signatures were submitted for the medical marijuana initiative, but only 77,000 were determined valid, falling short of the necessary counts.
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