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The Arkansas Term Limits Petition spoke at the Western Sizzln in Jonesboro about their effort to return Term Limits back to their original state. A Constitional Amendment proposed by the group would limit legislators to 4 years in the House and 6 years in the Senate. The group needs 100,000 signatures to be placed on the 2018 November Ballot.

In what is widely considered a brazen fraud perpetrated on the people by the politicians, the Legislators showed the people of Arkansas just what they're made of in 2014. Knowing their ballot title would not go before the Arkansas Attorney General for review and approval, they crafted a long ballot title full of things voters like. It was all about beating up on lobbyists, preventing legislators from taking bribes gifts, preventing them from taking corporate money, preventing them from raising their own salary, that sort of thing. The last ten words of the longest ballot title ever said "and establishing term limits for members of the General Assembly."
The message of this anti-politician ballot title was simply too powerful to overcome. Reading the deceptive ballot title in the voting booth, voters thought they were voting for ethics reform for politicians. Few were aware the amendment would gut term limits. Despite a vigorous public awareness campaign by Arkansas Term Limits, Issue 3 passed in November 2014 with 52% of the vote.
Arkansas now has the weakest term limits in the nation. With term limits written by legislators for legislators, they can now stay there for up to 22 years.


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