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List of Arkansas ballot measures
This page provides a list of ballot measures that have appeared on the statewide ballot in Arkansas.
List of ballot measures by year
Measures are listed in reverse-chronological order, with the most recent and upcoming elections appearing first. Tables include brief summaries, relevant topics, and the election results for each measure.
2026
See also: Arkansas 2026 ballot measures
November 3
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
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Citizenship Requirement for Voting Amendment | Citizenship voting requirements | Provide that only U.S. citizens may vote in state or local elections | ||
Creation of Economic Development Districts Amendment | Local government organization; Public economic investment policy; Local government finance and taxes | Allow the legislature to create programs, including Economic Development Districts, and make loans and grants of public money to develop the state economy | ||
Natural Resources Commission Bond Measure | Storm infrastructure; Water irrigation policy; Bond issues; Sewage and stormwater; Pollution, waste, and recycling policy; Parks, land, and natural area conservation; Flood infrastructure and management | Authorize the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission to issue up to $500 million in general obligation bonds to fund water-related infrastructure projects including water treatment and transportation, waste disposal, pollution abatement, drainage, irrigation, flood control, and wetlands and aquatic resources infrastructure | ||
Right to Keep and Bear Arms Amendment | Firearms policy; Constitutional rights | Create a right to keep and bear arms without limitation on the possession and use of ammunition, firearm accessories, or firearm components |
2024
See also: Arkansas 2024 ballot measures
November 5
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Issue 1 | Higher education funding; Gambling policy | Allow state lottery proceeds to fund scholarships and grants for vocational-technical schools and technical institutes | 1,029,102 (90%) | 119,527 (10%) | ||
Issue 2 | Gambling policy; Ballot measure process | Repeal the authorization for a casino license in Pope County and require countywide voter approval for any new casino licenses | 638,655 (56%) | 505,772 (44%) |
2022
See also: Arkansas 2022 ballot measures
November 8
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Issue 1 | State legislative processes and sessions | Allow the Legislature to call for a special legislative session | ![]() | 335,567 (39%) | 522,692 (61%) | |
Issue 2 | Ballot measure supermajority requirements; Initiative and referendum process; Ballot measure process | Require a 60% vote to approve ballot initiatives | ![]() | 353,812 (41%) | 511,580 (59%) | |
Issue 3 | Religion-related policy; Constitutional rights | Provide that "government shall not burden a person's freedom of religion even if the burden results from a rule of general applicability" | ![]() | 433,473 (50%) | 440,686 (50%) | |
Issue 4 | Marijuana laws | Legalize marijuana in Arkansas | ![]() | 392,938 (44%) | 505,128 (56%) |
2020
See also: Arkansas 2020 ballot measures
November 3
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Issue 1 | Taxes; Transportation | Continues a 0.5 percent sales tax for transportation | 660,018 (55%) | 532,915 (45%) | ||
Issue 2 | State legislative term limits | Changes term limits to twelve consecutive years for state legislators with the opportunity to return after a four-year break | 647,861 (55%) | 521,979 (45%) | ||
Issue 3 | Initiative and referendum process; Ballot measure process | Increase the signature distribution requirement for initiatives; eliminate the signature cure period; and move the signature submission deadline, among other changes | ![]() | 503,028 (44%) | 638,319 (56%) |
2018
See also: Arkansas 2018 ballot measures
November 6
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Issue 2 | Voter ID policy | The Arkansas Voter ID Amendment, Issue 2, is on the ballot in Arkansas as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on November 6, 2018. | 692,622 (79%) | 178,936 (21%) | ||
Issue 4 | Gambling policy | 470,954 (54%) | 399,530 (46%) | |||
Issue 5 | Minimum wage laws | Incrementally increase the minimum wage in Arkansas to $11 an hour by 2021 | 605,784 (68%) | 279,046 (32%) |
2016
See also: Arkansas 2016 ballot measures
November 8
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
https://ballotpedia.org/Arkansas_Medical_Marijuana_Amendment,_Issue_6_(2016) | Marijuana laws | The Arkansas Medical Marijuana Amendment, also known as Issue 6, was on the November 8, 2016, ballot in Arkansas as an initiated constitutional amendment. It was approved. | 585,030 (53%) | 516,525 (47%) | ||
Issue 1 | County and municipal governance | 2016 measures November 8 Issue 1 aIssue 2 aIssue 3 aIssue 6 aPollsVoter guidesCampaign finance Signature costs | 747,856 (70%) | 317,093 (30%) | ||
Issue 2 | State executive branch structure | 2016 measures November 8 Issue 1 aIssue 2 aIssue 3 aIssue 6 aPollsVoter guidesCampaign finance Signature costs The Arkansas Gubernatorial Power When Governor is Absent from State Amendment, also known as Issue 2, was on the November 8, 2016, ballot in Arkansas as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment. It was approved. | 777,973 (72%) | 296,291 (28%) | ||
Issue 3 | Bond issues | 689,980 (65%) | 366,020 (35%) |
2014
See also: Arkansas 2014 ballot measures
November 4
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Issue 1 | Administrative powers and rulemaking | The Arkansas Legislative Approval of State Agency Rules Amendment, Issue 1 was on the November 4, 2014 ballot in Arkansas as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment, where it was approved. The amendment requires legislative review and approval of all changes to state agencies' administrative rules. The amendment was sponsored by Sen. Jonathan Dismang (R-28) in the Arkansas State Legislature, where it was known as Senate Joint Resolution 7. | 469,431 (59%) | 325,396 (41%) | ||
Issue 2 | Initiative and referendum process | 425,709 (53%) | 372,784 (47%) | |||
Issue 3 | Salaries of government officials; Ethics rules and commissions | 428,206 (52%) | 388,459 (48%) | |||
Issue 4 | Alcohol laws; Business regulations | ![]() | 354,446 (43%) | 477,877 (57%) | ||
Issue 5 | Minimum wage laws | The Arkansas Minimum Wage Initiative, Issue 5 was on the November 4, 2014 ballot in Arkansas as an initiated state statute, where it was overwhelmingly approved. Upon its approval, the measure was set to increase the state’s minimum wage from $6.25 to $7.50 per hour on January 1, 2015; to $8 on January 1, 2016; and to $8.50 per hour on January 1, 2017. | 548,789 (66%) | 283,524 (34%) |
2012
See also: Arkansas 2012 ballot measures
November 6
Type | Title | Subject | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Issue 1 | Taxes | 592,980 (58%) | 425,733 (42%) | ||
Issue 2 | Public economic investment policy; Bond issues | ![]() | 424,782 (43%) | 554,361 (57%) | |
Issue 5 | Marijuana laws | ![]() | 507,757 (49%) | 537,898 (51%) |
2011
See also: Arkansas 2011 ballot measures
November 8
Type | Title | Subject | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Arkansas Retail Question | Bond issues | 75,905 (81%) | 18,139 (19%) |
2010
See also: Arkansas 2010 ballot measures
November 2
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 1 | Right to hunt and fish; Constitutional rights | Provide for a state constitutional right to hunt, fish, trap, and harvest wildlife | 612,495 (83%) | 127,444 (17%) | ||
Amendment 3 | Public economic investment policy; Bond issues | Lower the threshold for issuing state bonds to attract major new industries to Arkansas | 431,724 (62%) | 260,735 (38%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 2 | Banking policy; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance | 448,711 (64%) | 250,167 (36%) |
2008
See also: Arkansas 2008 ballot measures
November 4
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 1 | Literacy, poll tax, and property voting requirements; Election administration and governance | 714,128 (73%) | 267,326 (27%) | |||
Proposed Amendment 2 | State legislative processes and sessions | 664,671 (69%) | 292,436 (31%) | |||
Proposed Amendment 3 | Higher education funding; Gambling policy | 648,122 (63%) | 383,467 (37%) | |||
Proposed Initiative 1 | Family-related policy | 586,248 (57%) | 440,945 (43%) | |||
Referred Question 1 | Environment; Bond issues | Allow the state to issue up to $300 million in bonds to finance the development of water, waste disposal and pollution abatement facilities | 631,767 (66%) | 332,507 (34%) |
2006
See also: Arkansas 2006 ballot measures
November 7
Type | Title | Subject | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 1 | Gambling policy | 503,216 (69%) | 226,844 (31%) | ||
Referred Question 1 | Bond issues; Higher education funding | 493,813 (69%) | 225,460 (31%) |
2005
See also: Arkansas 2005 ballot measures
December 13
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Referred Question 1 | Bond issues; Transportation | The measure would have allowed the Arkansas Highway Commission to issue up to $575 million in bonds for interstate highway improvements. | ![]() | 45,048 (40%) | 68,695 (60%) | |
Referred Question 2 | Bond issues; Higher education funding | The measure would have allowed the state to issue up to $250 million in bonds to finance the development of technology and facility improvement projects for state institutions of higher education. | ![]() | 56,837 (50%) | 57,574 (50%) |
2004
See also: Arkansas 2004 ballot measures
November 7
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Question 1 | Taxes | ![]() |
November 2
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 3 | LGBTQ issues; Family-related policy | Provide that marriage consist of unions only between one man and one woman | 753,770 (75%) | 251,914 (25%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 34 | Bond issues; Public economic investment policy | Allow the general assembly to issue general obligation bonds for economic development projects that invest in capital expenditures | 612,277 (64%) | 349,518 (36%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 38 | State legislative term limits | ![]() | 299,338 (30%) | 703,171 (70%) | ||
Referred Question 1 | Public education funding; Taxes | ![]() | 286,069 (30%) | 672,592 (70%) |
2002
See also: Arkansas 2002 ballot measures
November 5
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 1 | Election administration and governance | The measure repealed a provision in Amendment 50 of the Arkansas Constitution that numbered and recorded election ballots next to the name of the voter to ensure voting secrecy. | 407,111 (57%) | 308,261 (43%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 2 | State executive official measures; Constitutional wording changes | The measure would have revised the state executive department amendment to include provisions to allow the governor to retain power when out of the state, to determine physical or mental disabilities of state executive officials and to allow the governor to have five days to sign or veto legislation. | ![]() | 298,808 (45%) | 359,941 (55%) | |
Proposed Amendment 3 | Food and beverage taxes; Food policy; Taxes | The measure would have eliminated taxes on food and medicine. | ![]() | 294,998 (39%) | 471,123 (61%) | |
Proposed Initiated Act 1 | Animal treatment laws | The measure would have made acts of aggravated animal cruelty class D felonies. | ![]() | 281,298 (38%) | 462,440 (62%) |
2000
See also: Arkansas 2000 ballot measures
November 7
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 1 | State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; County and municipal governance | The measure authorized cities and counties to create redevelopment districts and to issue bonds for redevelopment projects in said districts. | 427,407 (55%) | 355,943 (45%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 2 | Property; Taxes | The measure limited the increase in the assessed value of property after reappraisal. | 502,882 (62%) | 306,830 (38%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 3 | State judiciary; Constitutional wording changes | The measure revised the Amendment 80 of the Arkansas Constitution. Specifically, the measure gave the Arkansas Supreme Court the authority to establish court procedures and practices. and procedures. | 431,137 (57%) | 323,647 (43%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 5 | Gambling policy | The measure would have established a state lottery, permitted charitable bingo games and raffles and allowed casino gambling in six counties. | ![]() | 309,482 (36%) | 544,550 (64%) | |
Proposed Initiated Act 1 | State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Tobacco laws | The measure created the Tobacco Settlement Cash Holding Fund separate from the state treasury and provided for the distribution of these funds. | 506,683 (64%) | 281,790 (36%) |
1998
See also: Arkansas 1998 ballot measures
November 3
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 1 | State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; County and municipal governance | The measure would have allowed city and county governments to incur short-term financing obligations to acquire, construct, install or rent property. | ![]() | 283,030 (48%) | 306,671 (52%) | |
Proposed Amendment 2 | State legislative vote requirements | The measure would have required a three-fifths majority vote of both houses of the general assembly in order to make changes to tax or fee rates. | ![]() | 226,237 (37%) | 385,197 (63%) | |
Proposed Amendment 3 | State judiciary | The measure authorized the assignment of special and retired judges and the exchange of circuits. | 296,137 (51%) | 285,305 (49%) | ||
Referred Question 1 | Water; Bond issues | Issue up to $300 million in general obligation bonds to fund water, waste disposal and pollution abatement facilities | 306,632 (53%) | 271,865 (47%) |
1996
See also: Arkansas 1996 ballot measures
November 5
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 1 | Taxes; Public education funding | The measure established a uniform property tax millage rate for the maintenance and operation of schools. | 407,719 (52%) | 378,017 (48%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 2 | Taxes; Game and fish commissions | The measure imposed a sales tax of one-eighth of one percent to support the game and fish commission. | 405,216 (51%) | 396,932 (49%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 3 | Initiative and referendum process | The measure would have modified procedures for the publication and legal review of statewide initiatives and referendums. | ![]() | 320,387 (46%) | 372,745 (54%) | |
Proposed Amendment 4 | Gambling policy | The measure would have authorized casino gambling in the town of Hot Springs and established a state lottery. | ![]() | 333,297 (39%) | 523,986 (61%) | |
Proposed Amendment 9 | Congressional term limits | The initiative called on Congress members from Arkansas to support a Constitutional amendment limiting U.S. Senators to two terms, former and incumbent U.S. Senators to one additional term, U.S. Representatives to three terms, and former and incumbent U.S. Representatives to two additional terms. The measure was designed to place a notation on voting ballots next to the names of incumbents who did not support the term limits, reading "Disregarded voter instruction on term limits." Non-incumbents would be able to pledge to support the term limits, with a notation next to names of candidates who did not support term limits reading "Declined to pledge to support term limits." The Arkansas Supreme Court invalidated the initiative in February 1997, and the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case, thereby upholding the ruling of the Arkansas Supreme Court. | 448,938 (61%) | 284,499 (39%) | ||
Proposed Initiated Act 1 | Campaign finance | The measure would have provided regulations for campaign contribution limits and disclosures. | 487,432 (67%) | 244,267 (33%) |
1994
See also: Arkansas 1994 ballot measures
November 8
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Referred Act 1 | Food and beverage taxes; Food policy | The measure related to a soft drink tax. | 366,897 (55%) | 297,434 (45%) |
1992
See also: Arkansas 1992 ballot measures
November 3
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 1 | Administration of government; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance | The measure prohibited public relations funds. | 464,901 (60%) | 305,161 (40%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 2 | Property; Taxes | The measure exempted certain personal property from ad valorem taxation. The measure also simplified the method of collecting personal property taxes on motor vehicles. | 578,609 (71%) | 235,932 (29%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 3 | Administration of government | The measure related to city and county libraries. | 471,325 (59%) | 325,160 (41%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 4 | Congressional term limits; State legislative term limits; Executive official term limits | The measure provided for limits of two terms for executive officials and state senators and three terms for state representatives. In 1995, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the part of Amendment 73 that placed limits on members of the U.S. Congress from Arkansas was unconstitutional; however, the part of the law that placed limits on the Arkansas State Legislature were left intact. | 494,326 (60%) | 330,836 (40%) |
1990
See also: Arkansas 1990 ballot measures
November 6
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 1 | Salaries of government officials; Administration of government | The measure would have established the Arkansas Compensation Commission and prescribed a method for determining compensation for state executive, legislative and judicial officers. | ![]() | 266,355 (46%) | 309,548 (54%) | |
Proposed Amendment 2 | Business regulations | The measure would have controlled interest rates and provided penalties for violations. | ![]() | 213,368 (34%) | 416,302 (66%) | |
Proposed Amendment 3 | Constitutional wording changes | The measure repealed Amendment 44 of the Arkansas Constitution. | 273,527 (51%) | 263,261 (49%) | ||
Proposed Initiated Act 1 | Campaign finance; Ethics rules and commissions | The measure provided standards of conduct and disclosure for candidates and political campaigns. | 355,957 (66%) | 186,204 (34%) | ||
Proposed Question Act 683 | Bond issues; Higher education funding | The measure authorized the Arkansas Development Finance Authority to issue up to $300 million in bonds to finance higher education projects. | 324,415 (58%) | 237,743 (42%) | ||
Proposed Question Act 945 | Public economic investment policy | The measure would have authorized the issuance of up to $25 million in economic development credit enhancement general obligation bonds. | ![]() | 221,791 (41%) | 314,358 (59%) |
1988
See also: Arkansas 1988 ballot measures
November 8
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 3 | Abortion policy | Bans public funding of abortion and restricts abortion in general | 398,107 (52%) | 368,117 (48%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 1 | Administration of government; State judiciary | The measure created a commission on judicial discipline and disability and provided for the guidelines for disicplinary actions, suspension and removal of judges. | 431,864 (60%) | 286,699 (40%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 2 | State judiciary; Family-related policy | The measure placed matters relating to juveniles and children born out of wedlock under the jurisdiction of chancery, circuit or probate courts and also provided for the establishment of separate juvenile courts if necessary. | 439,179 (63%) | 258,278 (37%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 4 | Taxes | The measure would have repealed the personal property tax on household goods, required a 60 percent majority vote of the legislature or approval by popular referendum to levy or amend any tax and authorized a consolidation of procedures for motor vehicle registration. | ![]() | 284,487 (38%) | 471,959 (62%) | |
Proposed Initiated Act 1 | Ethics rules and commissions | The measure provided standards of conduct and disclosure for lobbyists and state officials. | 428,134 (62%) | 258,704 (38%) | ||
Referred Question Act 686 | Bond issues; Environment | The measure authorized the Arkansas Soil and Water Conservation Commission to issue up to $25o million in bonds for waste disposal and pollution abatement facilities. | 370,662 (55%) | 304,113 (45%) |
1986
See also: Arkansas 1986 ballot measures
November 4
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 65 | Abortion policy | Bans public funding for abortions except for cases in which the mother's life is endangered | ![]() | 318,007 (50%) | 318,523 (50%) | |
Proposed Amendment 64 | Civil trials; State judiciary | The measure increased the jurisdiction of municipal courts to $3,000 for civil cases. | 361,150 (61%) | 230,191 (39%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 65 | State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Abortion policy | The measure would have prohibited any public funds from being used directly or indirectly to pay for abortions, except when needed to save the mother's life. A similar measure, entitled the Arkansas Abortion Restriction and Public Funding Ban Amendment, was included on the 1988 ballot just two years later, where it was passed. | ![]() | 318,007 (50%) | 318,523 (50%) | |
Proposed Amendment 66 | County and municipal governance | The measure would have provided four year terms of office for elected county officers and justices of the peace. | ![]() | 307,425 (49%) | 320,981 (51%) | |
Proposed Amendment 67 | Bond issues | The measure authorized governmental units to issue revenue bonds for capital improvements of public facilities without voter approval during an election. | 318,920 (54%) | 275,888 (46%) |
1984
See also: Arkansas 1984 ballot measures
November 6
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 62 | Bond issues; County and municipal governance | The measure allowed local governments to issue bonds for capital improvements. | 395,336 (54%) | 342,404 (46%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 63 | Taxes; Administration of government | The measure would have created a state tax commission and exempted certain personal property from ad valorem taxes. | ![]() | 309,811 (41%) | 452,612 (59%) | |
Proposed Amendment 64 | Executive official term limits | The measure established a four-year term limit for state constitutional officers. | 499,083 (64%) | 277,735 (36%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 66 | County and municipal governance; Gambling policy | The measure would have legalized and regulated gambling in Garland County. | ![]() | 236,625 (30%) | 561,825 (70%) | |
Proposed Amendment 67 | Game and fish commissions; Taxes | The measure would have authorized a sales tax of 1/8 of one percent, and provided for the revenues from this tax to be used by the State Game and Fish Commission. | ![]() | 350,276 (45%) | 434,114 (55%) | |
Referred Question Act 535 | Bond issues; Drinking water systems | Authorized the Arkansas Soil and Water Conservation Commission to issue up to $100 million in bonds for waste disposal system development | ![]() | 362,562 (49%) | 374,231 (51%) |
1982
See also: Arkansas 1982 ballot measures
November 2
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 60 | Business regulations | The measure set and controlled interest rates. | 442,325 (59%) | 302,461 (41%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 61 | State legislatures measures; State judiciary | The measure would have authorized the legislature to establish the jurisdiction and venue of the state courts. | ![]() | 241,977 (38%) | 395,704 (62%) | |
Proposed Amendment 62 | County and municipal governance; Taxes | The measure authorized quorum courts to levy an annual county road tax of up to three mills. | 362,009 (53%) | 322,504 (47%) | ||
Referred Question Act 496 | Drinking water systems; Bond issues | Authorize the Arkansas Soil and Water Conservation Commission to issue up to $100 million in bonds for water resource development | 304,656 (50%) | 300,740 (50%) |
1980
See also: Arkansas 1980 ballot measures
November 4
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alternate Proposal | State judicial selection | 334,092 (56%) | 264,849 (44%) | |||
Initiated Act 1 | Public education governance | The measure would have established, maintained and enforced minimum standards of education for all children. | ![]() | 314,105 (44%) | 396,821 (56%) | |
Proposed Amendment 59 | Property; Taxes | The measure reduced property taxes by providing for adjustment and rollback of millage rates when assessed property values go up by more than 10 percent. | 649,307 (81%) | 152,629 (19%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 60 | State legislatures measures; Business regulations | The measure would have authorized the general assembly to limit maximum interest rates at 10 percent, unless approved by a two-thirds vote of the legislature. | ![]() | 327,172 (44%) | 416,155 (56%) | |
Proposed Constitution | State constitutional conventions | The measure would have enacted a proposed new state constitution. | ![]() | 276,257 (37%) | 464,210 (63%) |
1978
See also: Arkansas 1978 ballot measures
November 7
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 58 | State judiciary | The measure authorized the general assembly to create a state court of appeals. | 291,950 (67%) | 141,792 (33%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 59 | Taxes | The measure would have exempted food sold for off-premise human consumption and medicines prescribed for human medical treatment from any kind of sales tax. | ![]() | 220,128 (45%) | 272,526 (55%) | |
Referred Question Act 3 | State constitution ratification | 190,727 (56%) | 150,504 (44%) |
1976
See also: Arkansas 1976 ballot measures
November 2
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Act 1177 | State constitutional conventions | The measure called for a constitutional convention to revise the Arkansas Constitution. | 314,385 (57%) | 239,491 (43%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 56 | Salaries of government officials; State executive official measures | The measure raised the salaries of the governor, legislators and other constitutional officers. The measure also established a method for determining salaries of municipal officers. | 441,247 (65%) | 235,665 (35%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 57 | Taxes; Property | The measure exempted intangible property from personal property taxes. | 634,231 (87%) | 93,277 (13%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 59 | Labor and unions | The measure would have amended the "Rights of Labor" amendment to exempt employees and employers from the labor laws under certain circumstances. | ![]() | 257,111 (36%) | 465,343 (64%) |
1974
See also: Arkansas 1974 ballot measures
November 5
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 54 | State and local government budgets, spending, and finance | The measure required competitive bidding in the purchase of and contracts for printing, stationary and supplies. | 259,369 (55%) | 210,830 (45%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 55 | Administration of government; Salaries of government officials | The measure would have established a compensation commission for legislative and executive officers. | ![]() | 219,566 (47%) | 244,907 (53%) | |
Proposed Amendment 56 | Salaries of government officials; County and municipal governance | The measure revised county governments and established salaries of county officers. | 242,419 (51%) | 230,014 (49%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 57 | Business regulations; State legislatures measures | The measure would have authorized the general assembly to fix maximum interest rates. | ![]() | 66,905 (14%) | 426,197 (86%) |
1972
See also: Arkansas 1972 ballot measures
November 7
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Initiated Act 1 | Transportation; Labor and unions | The measure repealed full crew laws for railroads and protected current employees against reductions in earnings and loss of employment. | 367,442 (63%) | 218,518 (37%) |
1970
See also: Arkansas 1970 ballot measures
November 3
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Act 341 | Administration of government | The measure would have created a state library building commission and authorized the issuance of library construction bonds upon voter approval. | ![]() | 161,451 (37%) | 280,218 (63%) | |
Initiated Act 1 | Transportation; Labor and unions | The measure would have repealed full crew laws for railroads. | ![]() | 246,297 (46%) | 289,896 (54%) | |
Proposed State Constitution | State constitutional conventions | The measure would have approved a revised version of the Arkansas Constitution. | ![]() | 223,334 (43%) | 301,195 (57%) |
1968
See also: Arkansas 1968 ballot measures
November 5
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Act 3 | State constitutional conventions | The measure called for a constitutional convention to revise the Arkansas Constitution. | 227,429 (51%) | 214,432 (49%) | ||
Initiated Act 1 | Workers' compensation laws | The measure amended the workmen's compensation law to reduce the disability period needed to obtain compensation to two weeks, increased the maximum compensation benefits and extended the time for filing a claim. | 252,579 (51%) | 244,970 (49%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 53 | Public education governance | The measure eliminated age restrictions for free public education, allowing public school funds to be spent on individuals under the age of six and over the age of 21. | 244,370 (52%) | 228,057 (48%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 54 | Ballot measure process | The measure would have allowed the general assembly to submit up to eight amendments to the ballot for approval from voters at the general election. | ![]() | 197,747 (45%) | 244,431 (55%) | |
Proposed Amendment 55 | County and municipal governance; Administration of government | The measure would have designated cuonty judges as the administrative officers of their counties, revised the duties of the county court and authorized the legislature to prescribe the number of justices of the peace to be elected in each county. | ![]() | 209,928 (47%) | 232,485 (53%) | |
Referred Act 306 | Agriculture policy; Administrative organization | The measure would have approved a law that created the state dairy commission. | ![]() | 118,481 (26%) | 330,898 (74%) | |
Referred Act 457 | Voter registration | The measure would have approved a law that required voters to indicate their political party affiliation on their voter registration. | ![]() | 79,218 (17%) | 376,425 (83%) |
1966
See also: Arkansas 1966 ballot measures
November 8
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Initiated Act 1 | Public education governance | The measure would have related to the reorganization of school districts. | ![]() | 115,452 (26%) | 321,733 (74%) |
1964
See also: Arkansas 1964 ballot measures
November 3
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Proposed Amendment 51 | Administration of government; State executive official measures | The measure would have established an executive department. | ![]() | 176,055 (41%) | 249,018 (59%) | |
Proposed Amendment 52 | Healthcare governance; Administration of government | The measure would have established industrial and hospital districts. | ![]() | 210,763 (48%) | 232,738 (52%) | |
Proposed Amendment 53 | County and municipal governance; Transportation | The measure would have related to the maintenance and construction of county and municipal roads. | ![]() | 194,499 (44%) | 250,348 (56%) | |
Proposed Amendment 54 | Literacy, poll tax, and property voting requirements; Voter registration | The measure allowed voter registration without a poll tax. | 277,087 (56%) | 218,681 (44%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 55 | Gambling policy; County and municipal governance | The measure would have allowed wagering in Garland County. | ![]() | 215,744 (40%) | 318,229 (60%) | |
Proposed Amendment 56 | Salaries of government officials; County and municipal governance | The measure would have established salaries for county officials. | ![]() | 222,125 (50%) | 226,302 (50%) | |
Proposed Amendment 57 | Higher education governance; Administration of government | The measure established community college and technical school districts. | 221,199 (50%) | 219,618 (50%) |
1962
See also: Arkansas 1962 ballot measures
November 6
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Initiated Act 1 | Public education funding; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance | The measure would have provided 50 percent of general revenues for the public school fund. | ![]() | 98,538 (37%) | 167,063 (63%) | |
Proposed Amendment 50 | County and municipal governance; Taxes | The measure would have enabled cities to levy taxes for municipal improvements by vote of the electors. | ![]() | 84,100 (33%) | 169,773 (67%) | |
Proposed Amendment 51 | Public education governance; Race and ethnicity issues | Provide that "No child shall ever be denied his or her right to a free public education... by reason of his or her refusal to attend school with a student or students of another or different race..." | ![]() | 127,904 (47%) | 143,721 (53%) | |
Proposed Amendment 52 | Salaries of government officials | The measure would have limited salaries for certain state and county officials. | ![]() | 110,575 (41%) | 159,474 (59%) | |
Proposed Amendment 53 | Public employee retirement funds | The measure would have related to the teacher retirement fund. | ![]() | 135,484 (50%) | 137,767 (50%) | |
Proposed Amendment 54 | Election administration and governance | The measure permitted the use of voting machines. | 134,782 (50%) | 132,123 (50%) | ||
Referred Act 199 | Administration of government; Transportation | The measure would have created a motor vehicle commission. | ![]() | 37,581 (15%) | 212,076 (85%) |
1960
See also: Arkansas 1960 ballot measures
November 8
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Initiated Act 1 | Minimum wage laws; Working hours regulations | The measure would have established a minimum wage and overtime. | ![]() | 153,869 (39%) | 242,804 (61%) | |
Proposed Amendment 50 | Salaries of government officials | The measure would have related to salaries of elected officials. | ![]() | 146,843 (39%) | 232,115 (61%) | |
Proposed Amendment 51 | County and municipal governance; Taxes | The measure would have enabled cities to levy a five mill tax by a vote of the electors. | ![]() | 167,244 (44%) | 214,146 (56%) | |
Proposed Amendment 52 | Public education governance | The measure would have provided free education to all children ages 6 to 18 years. | ![]() | 100,145 (25%) | 307,251 (75%) |
1958
See also: Arkansas 1958 ballot measures
November 4
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 47 | Taxes | The measure prohibited the state's ad valorem tax. | 139,293 (56%) | 108,135 (44%) | ||
Amendment 48 | Salaries of government officials | The measure increased the salaries of state legislators. | 142,289 (55%) | 114,184 (45%) | ||
Amendment 49 | Public economic investment policy; Bond issues | The measure authorized bonds for industrial development. | 166,303 (65%) | 87,794 (35%) | ||
Initiative 1 | Transportation; Labor and unions | The measure would have repealed the state's full-crew law requiring trains to have full crews. | ![]() | 130,465 (44%) | 162,748 (56%) | |
Referred Act 19 | Taxes | The measure repealed the one percent additional sales tax. | 211,490 (71%) | 86,418 (29%) |
1956
See also: Arkansas 1956 ballot measures
November 6
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 43 | Public education funding; Taxes | The measure would have changed laws regarding school taxes. | ![]() | 134,370 (37%) | 226,727 (63%) | |
Amendment 44 | County and municipal governance | The measure would have changed laws regarding municipal retirement. | ![]() | 143,072 (42%) | 198,253 (58%) | |
Amendment 45 | Taxes | The measure would have abolished the state's poll tax. | ![]() | 161,403 (43%) | 210,237 (57%) | |
Amendment 46 | State judiciary; Salaries of government officials | The measure increased the salaries of judicial officers. | 198,566 (56%) | 155,627 (44%) | ||
Amendment 47 | Race and ethnicity issues; Public education governance; Federal government issues | Direct the legislature to "take appropriate action and pass laws opposing in every Constitutional manner the Un-Constitutional desegregation decisions of May 17, 1954 and May 31, 1955 of the United States Supreme Court" | 185,374 (56%) | 146,064 (44%) | ||
Amendment 48 | Redistricting policy | The measure modified how the state apportioned legislative districts. | 197,602 (58%) | 143,100 (42%) | ||
Amendment 49 | Gambling policy; Animal treatment laws | The measure would have prohibited gambling on dog and horse races. | ![]() | 178,208 (47%) | 199,106 (53%) | |
Amendment 50 | Animal treatment laws; Gambling policy | The measure legalized pari-mutuel wagering on horse races. | 219,835 (58%) | 161,630 (42%) | ||
Amendment 51 | Banking policy | The measure would have changed laws regarded maximum interest rates. | 219,835 (58%) | 161,630 (42%) | ||
Call for Federal Constitutional Amendment for State Authority to Provide Racially Segregated Schools Initiative | Public education governance; Race and ethnicity issues; Federal government issues | 199,511 (61%) | 127,360 (39%) | |||
Initiated Act 1 | Workers' compensation laws | The measure increased worker's compensation. | 265,513 (74%) | 92,509 (26%) | ||
Initiated Act 2 | Public education governance; Race and ethnicity issues | Require school boards to assign students to public schools based on "any and all other factors, except the factor of race," and to permit consideration of certain other factors | 214,713 (64%) | 121,129 (36%) |
1954
See also: Arkansas 1954 ballot measures
November 2
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 43 | Property | The measure would have changed laws related to property assessment. | ![]() | 56,633 (20%) | 226,549 (80%) | |
Amendment 44 | State executive official measures | The measure would have provided four-year terms for the Arkansas Governor. | ![]() | 121,662 (42%) | 168,107 (58%) | |
Amendment 45 | County and municipal governance; Salaries of government officials | The measure would have established fixed salaries for state, district and county officers. | ![]() | 67,500 (25%) | 204,495 (75%) | |
Referred Act 285 | Taxes; Alcohol laws | The measure would have increased taxes on alcohol. | ![]() | 114,859 (42%) | 161,798 (58%) |
1952
See also: Arkansas 1952 ballot measures
November 4
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Act 242 | Administration of government | ![]() | ||||
Amendment 41 | Local government officials and elections; County and municipal governance | The measure provided for the election of county clerks. | 178,278 (59%) | 123,245 (41%) | ||
Amendment 42 | Administration of government; Transportation | The measure changed laws affecting the state highway commission. | 231,529 (75%) | 78,291 (25%) | ||
Amendment 43 | Taxes | The measure provided for a tax on industry. | ![]() | 114,132 (39%) | 180,022 (61%) |
1948
See also: Arkansas 1948 ballot measures
November 2
Type | Title | Subject | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Initiated Act No. 1 | Public education governance | 135,606 (61%) | 88,215 (39%) | ||
Initiated Act No. 2 | Alcohol laws | ![]() | 111,430 (49%) | 114,405 (51%) | |
Initiated Act No. 3 | Elections and campaigns | 130,015 (63%) | 77,382 (37%) | ||
Initiated Act No. 4 | Workers' compensation laws | 149,483 (71%) | 61,884 (29%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 39 | Voter registration | 135,151 (65%) | 71,934 (35%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 40 | Taxes | 136,576 (62%) | 82,557 (38%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 41 | Taxes | ![]() | 71,380 (33%) | 144,853 (67%) |
1946
See also: Arkansas 1946 ballot measures
November 5
Type | Title | Subject | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Initiated Act No. 1 | Public education governance | ![]() | 67,209 (50%) | 68,510 (50%) | |
Proposed Amendment 33 | Taxes | 64,859 (52%) | 60,262 (48%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 37 | State executive official measures | 64,427 (51%) | 63,089 (49%) | ||
Referred Act No. 314 | Taxes | ![]() | 52,979 (43%) | 69,793 (57%) |
1944
See also: Arkansas 1944 ballot measures
November 7
Type | Title | Subject | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Initiated Act No. 2 | Animal treatment laws | ![]() | 80,337 (43%) | 107,743 (57%) | |
Initiated Act No. 3 | Healthcare facility funding | ![]() | 44,333 (24%) | 142,554 (76%) | |
Proposed Amendment 34 | Taxes | ![]() | 88,803 (49%) | 94,169 (51%) | |
Proposed Amendment 35 | Right-to-work laws | 105,300 (55%) | 87,652 (45%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 36 | Game and fish commissions | 115,214 (61%) | 72,297 (39%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 37 | Literacy, poll tax, and property voting requirements | 151,564 (80%) | 38,964 (20%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 38 | Executive official term limits | ![]() | 78,551 (42%) | 107,698 (58%) |
1942
See also: Arkansas 1942 ballot measures
November 3
Type | Title | Subject | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Initiated Act No. 1 | Alcohol laws | 52,830 (56%) | 41,040 (44%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 32 | Higher education governance | ![]() | 32,469 (40%) | 48,441 (60%) | |
Proposed Amendment 33 | Healthcare governance | 40,292 (51%) | 38,682 (49%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 34 | Game and fish commissions | ![]() | 28,593 (36%) | 51,934 (64%) | |
Proposed Amendment 35 | Administration of government | 39,756 (51%) | 38,167 (49%) | ||
Referred Act No. 135 | State judiciary | ![]() | 25,410 (32%) | 53,662 (68%) |
1940
See also: Arkansas 1940 ballot measures
November 5
Type | Title | Subject | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Initiated Act No. 1 | Labor and unions | ![]() | 48,132 (29%) | 116,749 (71%) | |
Proposed Amendment 30 | Primary election systems | ![]() | 70,131 (42%) | 96,628 (58%) | |
Proposed Amendment 31 | State and local government budgets, spending, and finance | ![]() | 40,404 (25%) | 121,230 (75%) | |
Proposed Amendment 32 | Taxes | ![]() | 68,314 (41%) | 97,267 (59%) | |
Proposed Amendment 33 | County and municipal governance | 107,115 (65%) | 56,500 (35%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 33 | Game and fish commissions | ![]() | 44,273 (27%) | 118,389 (73%) | |
Proposed Amendment 34 | Public employee retirement funds | 115,138 (69%) | 51,749 (31%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 36 | Public employee retirement funds | ![]() | 47,769 (28%) | 125,128 (72%) | |
Referred Act No. 314 | State judiciary | 139,207 (80%) | 34,484 (20%) | ||
Referred Act No. 319 | Workers' compensation laws | 136,858 (80%) | 34,092 (20%) | ||
Referred Act No. 4 | Bond issues | ![]() | 36,871 (24%) | 119,656 (76%) |
1938
See also: Arkansas 1938 ballot measures
November 8
Type | Title | Subject | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 25 | State and local government budgets, spending, and finance; Taxes | 63,926 (53%) | 55,911 (47%) | ||
Initiated Act No. 1 | Alcohol laws | ![]() | |||
Proposed Amendment 24 | State judiciary | 66,897 (56%) | 52,632 (44%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 26 | Literacy, poll tax, and property voting requirements; Taxes | ![]() | 42,436 (34%) | 83,725 (66%) | |
Proposed Amendment 27 | Labor and unions; State legislatures measures | 77,028 (63%) | 45,966 (37%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 28 | Transportation; Bond issues | ![]() | 40,753 (32%) | 85,482 (68%) | |
Proposed Amendment 29 | Taxes | 70,989 (59%) | 49,276 (41%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 31 | State judiciary | 74,290 (61%) | 46,932 (39%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 32 | Administration of government | 63,414 (53%) | 56,947 (47%) | ||
Proposed Amendment 39 | Administrative organization; Public education governance | ![]() | 56,994 (47%) | 64,906 (53%) | |
Referred Act No. 8 | Highways and bridges | ![]() | 51,774 (44%) | 66,609 (56%) |
1936
See also: Arkansas 1936 ballot measures
November 3
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 1 | Redistricting policy | |||
Amendment 2 | Taxes | |||
Amendment 21 | Salaries of government officials | The measure increased the salaries of criminal prosecturors. |
1934
See also: Arkansas 1934 ballot measures
November 6
Type | Title | Subject | Result |
---|---|---|---|
Act 280 | Taxes | ![]() | |
Act 78 | Administration of government; Public education governance | ![]() |
1932
See also: Arkansas 1932 ballot measures
November 8
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
Act 1 | State and local government budgets, spending, and finance | ![]() | ||
Act 2 | Taxes | ![]() | ||
Act 3 | Election administration and governance | ![]() | ||
Amendment 1 | Taxes | ![]() | ||
Amendment 2 | Public education funding | ![]() | ||
Amendment 3 | Taxes | ![]() | ||
Amendment 4 | State legislatures measures; Administration of government; State executive official measures | ![]() | ||
Amendment 5 | Bond issues | ![]() | ||
Reorganization of State Government Amendment | Administration of government | The measure would have reorganized the state government. | ![]() | |
Sales Tax Amendment | Taxes | The measure would have implemented a one percent sales tax. | ![]() | |
Vote for Bridge Bonds Amendment | Transportation; Bond issues | The measure would have required a popular vote on bridge bonds. | ![]() |
1928
See also: Arkansas 1928 ballot measures
November 6
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Act 1 | Religion in public schools; Religion-related policy; Public education governance | Prohibit public schools and universities from teaching "the theory or doctrine that mankind ascended or descended from a lower order of animals" | 108,991 (63%) | 63,406 (37%) | ||
Amendment 1 | Taxes | |||||
Amendment 15 | Salaries of government officials | The measure increased the governor’s salary to $6,000, the secretary of state’s to $4,000, the state auditor’s to $4,000, the attorney general’s to $4,000 and Judges of the Circuit Courts and Chancellors to $5,000. | 94,528 (63%) | 56,042 (37%) | ||
Amendment 16 | State judiciary | The measure regarded jury trials. | 101,890 (66%) | 52,147 (34%) | ||
Amendment 17 | Taxes | The measure implemented a county construction and building tax. |
1926
See also: Arkansas 1926 ballot measures
October 5
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Act 1 | Election administration and governance | |||||
Amendment 11 | Taxes | The measure implemented a one dollar poll tax and allocated revenue from the poll tax to education. | 97,502 (70%) | 40,837 (30%) | ||
Amendment 12 | Taxes; Agriculture policy | The measure exempted capital investment in cotton mills from taxation for seven years. | 102,044 (76%) | 31,661 (24%) | ||
Amendment 2 | State legislatures measures |
1924
See also: Arkansas 1924 ballot measures
October 7
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 10 | County and municipal governance; State and local government budgets, spending, and finance | The measure would changed laws regarding local government debt limitations. | 57,854 (62%) | 35,449 (38%) | ||
Amendment 9 | Salaries of government officials; State judiciary | The measure increased the number of justices on the Arkansas Supreme Court from four to five and empowered the Arkansas Legislature to determine the justices' salaries. | 52,151 (56%) | 40,955 (44%) | ||
Prohibition of Local Acts Amendment | County and municipal governance | The measure would have prohibited local acts. | ![]() |
1922
See also: Arkansas 1922 ballot measures
October 3
Type | Title | Subject | Result |
---|---|---|---|
Amendment 2 | Taxes | ![]() |
1920
See also: Arkansas 1920 ballot measures
November 2
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Amendment 8 | Sex and gender issues; Women's suffrage | Provides for women's suffrage in state constitution | 87,237 (64%) | 49,751 (36%) |
1918
See also: Arkansas 1918 ballot measures
November 5
Type | Title | Subject | Result |
---|---|---|---|
Amendment 1 | Bond issues |
1916
See also: Arkansas 1916 ballot measures
November 7
Type | Title | Subject | Result |
---|---|---|---|
Act 1 | Elections and campaigns | ||
Amendment 2 | Taxes |
1914
See also: Arkansas 1914 ballot measures
September 14
Type | Title | Subject | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Act 1 | Child labor regulations | 72,313 (74%) | 25,300 (26%) |
1912
See also: Arkansas 1912 ballot measures
September 9
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
Act 2 | Alcohol laws | ![]() | ||
Act 3 | Election administration and governance | ![]() | ||
Act 4 | Public education governance; Public education funding | ![]() | ||
Amendment 13 | State legislatures measures | |||
Amendment 14 | Recall process | |||
Amendment 15 | Bond issues | |||
Cotton Mill Tax Exemption Amendment | Agriculture policy; Taxes | The measure would have exempted capital investment in cotton mills from taxation. | ![]() | |
Education Qualifications for Voting Amendment | Literacy, poll tax, and property voting requirements | The measure would have required certain education qualifications in order to vote. | ![]() |
1910
See also: Arkansas 1910 ballot measures
September 12
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result | Yes Votes | No Votes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Agriculture policy; Taxes | The measure would have exempted from taxation all capital investment in cotton mills. | ![]() | ||||
Amendment 10 | Initiative and referendum process | Provides citizens with the power of initiative and referendum | 91,363 (70%) | 39,680 (30%) |
1908
See also: Arkansas 1908 ballot measures
September 1
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
County and municipal governance; Bond issues | The measure regarded local bond issues. | |||
Amendment 9 | Taxes | The measure implemented a poll tax. |
1906
See also: Arkansas 1906 ballot measures
September 1
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
Taxes; Public education funding | The measure increased the state school tax from two to three mils and increased the maximum school district tax allowed from five to seven mils. |
1904
See also: Arkansas 1904 ballot measures
November 8
Type | Title | Subject | Description | Result |
---|---|---|---|---|
State judiciary | The measure would have increased the number of justices serving on the Arkansas Supreme Court from four to five. | ![]() | ||
County and municipal governance; Bond issues | The measure would have required municipalities to acquire popular approval through a public vote in order to issue municipal bonds. | ![]() |
1894
See also: Arkansas 1894 ballot measures
November 6
Type | Title | Subject | Result |
---|---|---|---|
Governor to Fill Vacancies in Local Offices Amendment | State executive official measures; County and municipal governance |
1880
See also: Arkansas 1880 ballot measures
November 2
Type | Title | Subject | Result |
---|---|---|---|
Interest Payments on Holford, Railroad and Levee Bonds Amendment | Bond issues | ![]() |
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