Candidate sues in federal court over Arkansas election law banning nonvoters from polling places

FAYETTEVILLE — A Republican candidate for Arkansas secretary of state has announced a lawsuit challenging as unconstitutional a state law that bans all nonvoters from remaining within 100 feet of a polling place during voting hours.Read More

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