At 2,500 signatures it’s printed, with the count by town, and handed to Arkansas state legislators and the governor at a public meeting.
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License-plate cameras are spreading fast, and the rules for their data differ town to town. We ask Arkansas lawmakers to set statewide limits: how long the data can be kept, who it can be shared with, a warrant or written reason to search it, and a yearly public report from every agency that uses it.
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Towns with fewer than 3 signers are grouped together so no one stands out.
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This is a petition to your elected officials — like the clipboard at the courthouse door. It does not put anything on the ballot; in Arkansas and most states that takes ink signatures from registered voters. Signatures are counted, not verified — one per browser; the delivered copy removes duplicates. Like everything here, petitions can’t campaign for candidates or ballot measures, or name county staff. All petitions · What came of past ones.