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Measures & reform
Why this matters: A ballot measure puts a question to voters directly. Election reforms change how elections themselves work, such as how votes are counted or who draws district lines.
Statewide measures on the November 3 ballot
- Issue No. 1: The Citizens Only Voting AmendmentReferred by the legislature · Constitutional amendment
- Issue No. 2: A Constitutional Amendment to Amend Arkansas Constitution, Article 2, § 5, to Protect the Right to Keep and Bear Arms.Referred by the legislature · Constitutional amendment
- Issue No. 3: Issue No. 3Referred by the legislature · Constitutional amendment
- Issue No. 4: Arkansas Water, Waste Disposal, and Pollution Abatement Facilities Financing Act of 2025Referred by the legislature · Bond
Election reforms in Arkansas
- Ranked-choice voting: State and federal electionsMilitary and overseas runoff ballots only
- Ranked-choice voting: Local electionsProhibited
- Redistricting: U.S. House districtsLegislature
- Redistricting: State legislative districtsCommission with elected officials
- Primary electionsOpen
- Automatic voter registrationNone
- Same-day registrationNone
- Legislative term limitsConsecutive-term limit
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