Arkansas Code — 7
Browse 328 sections in division 7 of the Arkansas code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 7-1-101. Definitions.
- § 7-1-102. Work time to be scheduled for voting — Penalty.
- § 7-1-103. Miscellaneous misdemeanor offenses — Penalties — Definitions.
- § 7-1-104. Miscellaneous felonies — Penalties.
- § 7-1-105. Majority of qualified electors.
- § 7-1-106. Election laws expert.
- § 7-1-107. [Repealed.]
- § 7-1-108. Election law deadlines.
- § 7-1-109. Enforcement of election laws.
- § 7-1-110. Voting information on internet website.
- § 7-1-111. Use of public funds to support or oppose ballot measure — Definitions.
- § 7-1-112. Destruction of a ballot or ballot materials — Prohibited — Definitions.
- § 7-1-113. Vote centers.
- § 7-1-114. Display of campaign literature on vehicle of candidate or public official while on State Capitol grounds.
- § 7-2-101. Number of congressional districts.
- § 7-2-102. First Congressional District.
- § 7-2-103. Second Congressional District.
- § 7-2-104. Third Congressional District.
- § 7-2-105. Fourth Congressional District.
- § 7-3-101. Duties and powers.
- § 7-3-102. National committee members.
- § 7-3-103. State committee members.
- § 7-3-104. County committee members.
- § 7-3-105. County convention delegates — Selection — Vacancy.
- § 7-3-106. County convention — Primary election results — Selection of state and national delegates — Vacancies.
- § 7-3-107. State convention — Declaration of election results and nominees — Certificates.
- § 7-3-108. Subversive parties — New parties — Affidavit required — Penalty.
- § 7-4-101. State Board of Election Commissioners — Members — Officers — Meetings.
- § 7-4-102. County boards of election commissioners — Election of members — Oath.
- § 7-4-103. Vacancy or disqualification of state or county chair.
- § 7-4-104. Lists of county chairs — Notification of vacancies.
- § 7-4-105. County board of election commissioners — Officers — Meetings.
- § 7-4-106. Assistance of prosecuting attorney.
- § 7-4-107. Duties of county board of election commissioners.
- § 7-4-108. Absence of election officials — Filling vacancy.
- § 7-4-109. Qualifications of state and county commissioners, election officials, poll workers, and certified election monitors.
- § 7-4-110. Oath of election officers.
- § 7-4-111. Compensation of board members.
- § 7-4-112. Compensation of election officials.
- § 7-4-113. Record of funds and expenditures.
- § 7-4-114. Filling vacancy of an elected office — Effect.
- § 7-4-115. Legislative intent.
- § 7-4-116. Election poll workers program for high school students.
- § 7-4-117. Election poll workers program for college students.
- § 7-4-118. [Repealed.]
- § 7-4-119. Disclosure required.
- § 7-4-120. Complaints of election law violations — Definitions.
- § 7-4-121. Election audits.
- § 7-5-101. Precinct boundaries, polling sites, and vote centers — Establishment and alteration.
- § 7-5-102. Time of general election.
- § 7-5-103. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-104. Election expenses — Allocation.
- § 7-5-105. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-106. Runoff elections for county and municipal officers — Definition.
- § 7-5-107. Use of voter registration lists by poll workers.
- § 7-5-108. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-109. Computerized voter registration lists.
- § 7-5-110. Registration lists for each ballot combination.
- § 7-5-111. Candidacy for more than one elected office — Limitations.
- § 7-5-201. Voter qualification.
- § 7-5-202. Public notice of elections.
- § 7-5-203. Certification of candidate lists.
- § 7-5-204. Certification of measures and questions submitted to voters.
- § 7-5-205. Write-in candidates' votes — When counted.
- § 7-5-206. Publication requirements.
- § 7-5-207. Ballots — Names included — Draw for ballot position.
- § 7-5-208. Ballots — Form.
- § 7-5-209. Ballots — Correction of errors.
- § 7-5-210. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-211. Delivery of election supplies.
- § 7-5-212. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-301. Acquisition, use, and cost of voting systems.
- § 7-5-302. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-303. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-304. Opening and closing polls — Time.
- § 7-5-305. Requirements.
- § 7-5-306. Procedure when voter's name is not on the precinct voter registration list.
- § 7-5-307. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-308. Provisional ballot procedure.
- § 7-5-309. Voting procedure.
- § 7-5-310. Privacy — Assistance to voters with disabilities.
- § 7-5-311. Voters with disabilities — Special procedures — Definition.
- § 7-5-312. Challenge of voter's ballot by poll watchers, candidates, or designees.
- § 7-5-313. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-314. Duties of election officials — Voter lists.
- § 7-5-315. Counting votes for unopposed and deceased candidates.
- § 7-5-316. Presence of candidate — Designation of representatives.
- § 7-5-317. Processing and delivery of election materials.
- § 7-5-318. Failure to deliver materials — Penalty — Messenger to obtain delinquent returns.
- § 7-5-319. Recount.
- § 7-5-320. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-323. Procedure when voter fails to provide verification of registration.
- § 7-5-324. Voter verification card.
- § 7-5-401. Duties of county clerk.
- § 7-5-402. Voter qualification.
- § 7-5-403. Designated bearers, authorized agents, and administrators.
- § 7-5-404. Applications for ballots — Definition.
- § 7-5-405. Application form.
- § 7-5-406. Members of uniformed services and other citizens residing outside the United States.
- § 7-5-407. Preparation and delivery of ballots.
- § 7-5-408. List of applications — Preparation, preservation, and inspection.
- § 7-5-409. Materials furnished to qualified voters.
- § 7-5-410. Instructions and notice included with voting materials — Other enclosures prohibited.
- § 7-5-411. Methods of voting absentee.
- § 7-5-412. Marking and return of absentee ballots — Delivery of mailed absentee ballots.
- § 7-5-413. Voting machines — Related duties.
- § 7-5-414. Appointment of election clerks — Qualifications.
- § 7-5-415. Compensation of county clerk for extra deputy.
- § 7-5-416. Counting of absentee ballots.
- § 7-5-417. Challenge of absentee votes.
- § 7-5-418. Early voting.
- § 7-5-419. [Transferred.]
- § 7-5-501. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-502. Application of election laws and penalties.
- § 7-5-503. Examination and approval of machines by State Board of Election Commissioners.
- § 7-5-504. Machine specifications.
- § 7-5-507. Demonstration — Assistance in operating machine.
- § 7-5-508. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-509. Machines used for demonstration.
- § 7-5-510. Forms for complaints about function of voting machine — Investigation.
- § 7-5-511. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-512. Certification of ballot styles — Equipment furnished to polling sites.
- § 7-5-513. Machine breakdown — Delivery of ballot materials.
- § 7-5-514. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-515. Preparation of machines for election — Logic and accuracy testing and public testing.
- § 7-5-516. Notice to candidates of preparation — Rules and statutes unaffected.
- § 7-5-517. Securing machines — Certification.
- § 7-5-518. Machines inactivated until polls open — Adjustment of counters.
- § 7-5-519. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-520. Instructions for voters using voting machines.
- § 7-5-521. Arrangement of polling place.
- § 7-5-522. Voting procedure.
- § 7-5-523. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-524. Voter access to machines — Persons in line at closing time.
- § 7-5-525. Write-in votes.
- § 7-5-526. Closing of polls — Securing machines — Poll workers' certificate.
- § 7-5-527. Exposure of count — Verification — Return record — Official signatures.
- § 7-5-528. Machines released to officers.
- § 7-5-529. Tabulation of returns.
- § 7-5-530. Securing audit materials upon election contest or recount.
- § 7-5-531. Retention of audit data — Machines to remain secured until results are certified except on court order.
- § 7-5-532. Direct-recording electronic voting machines — Definitions.
- § 7-5-601. Paper ballots — Form.
- § 7-5-602. Ballots — Number — Official — Marking device — Spoiled.
- § 7-5-603. Counting paper ballots at the polling site.
- § 7-5-604. Authorization — Election laws applicable.
- § 7-5-605. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-606. Approval of equipment — Specifications.
- § 7-5-607. Arrangement of polling place.
- § 7-5-608. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-609. Spoiled ballots.
- § 7-5-610. Write-in ballots.
- § 7-5-611. Preparation of electronic vote tabulating devices — Test — Disposition of voting materials.
- § 7-5-612. [Repealed.]
- § 7-5-613. Counting ballots and write-in votes.
- § 7-5-614. Locations for vote tabulation — Procedures.
- § 7-5-615. Tabulation of votes — Defective ballots — Certification of returns.
- § 7-5-616. Penalty.
- § 7-5-701. Declaration of results — Certification, delivery, and custody of returns.
- § 7-5-702. Preservation of ballots, stubs, certificates, and other election materials.
- § 7-5-703. Votes for United States Congress — Tie vote.
- § 7-5-704. Votes for legislative, judicial, and executive officers — Tie vote.
- § 7-5-705. Votes for constitutional officers — Tie vote — Certificate of election.
- § 7-5-706. Presentation of list of legislators elected.
- § 7-5-707. Vote certification.
- § 7-5-801. Right of action — Procedure.
- § 7-5-802. Circuit court proceedings.
- § 7-5-803. Special judges for additional contests.
- § 7-5-804. Trial — Appeal — Enforcement — Other laws superseded.
- § 7-5-805. Contest of state legislative offices.
- § 7-5-806. Contest of state constitutional executive offices.
- § 7-5-807. Election illegalities — Complaint — Grand jury investigation — Indictment — Trial.
- § 7-5-808. Finding of guilt — Effect.
- § 7-5-809. Determination of guilt after election — Effect.
- § 7-5-810. Contest of election results — Time for appeal.
- § 7-5-901. Title.
- § 7-5-902. Uncounted votes.
- § 7-5-903. Voter notification.
- § 7-5-904. Election commissioners.
- § 7-5-905. Documentation for long-term care or residential care facility residents.
- § 7-6-101. Campaign services contract — Right of action.
- § 7-6-102. Political practices pledge — Penalty for falsification.
- § 7-6-103. Campaign participation by judges — Penalty — Definition.
- § 7-6-104. Defamatory political broadcasts.
- § 7-6-105. Use of sound equipment — Penalty for interference.
- § 7-6-201. Definitions.
- § 7-6-202. Penalties.
- § 7-6-203. Contributions — Limitations — Acceptance or solicitation — Use as personal income — Disposition.
- § 7-6-204. Restriction on cash contributions or expenditures — Exception.
- § 7-6-205. Contributions made indirectly, anonymously, or under assumed names.
- § 7-6-206. Records of contributions and expenditures.
- § 7-6-207. Reports of contributions — Candidates for state or district office.
- § 7-6-208. Reports of contributions — Candidates for school district, township, or municipal office.
- § 7-6-209. Reports of contributions — Candidates for county office.
- § 7-6-210. Reports of contributions — Personal loans.
- § 7-6-213. Verification of reports.
- § 7-6-214. Publication of reports.
- § 7-6-215. Registration and reporting by approved political action committees.
- § 7-6-216. Registration and reports by exploratory committees.
- § 7-6-217. Creation of Arkansas Ethics Commission.
- § 7-6-218. Citizen complaints — Definition.
- § 7-6-219. Retiring a campaign debt.
- § 7-6-220. Reporting of independent expenditures.
- § 7-6-221. [Repealed.]
- § 7-6-222. Tax credits for certain individual political contributions.
- § 7-6-223. Reports of contributions by political parties.
- § 7-6-224. Authority of local jurisdictions.
- § 7-6-225. Filing deadlines.
- § 7-6-226. Registration and reporting by county political party committees.
- § 7-6-227. Registration by independent expenditure committee.
- § 7-6-228. Campaign signs and materials.
- § 7-6-229. Amendment of reports — Affirmative defense.
- § 7-6-230. Alternative to electronic filing of reports.
- § 7-6-231. Alternative to electronic filing — Reporting of independent expenditures — Registration and reports for political action committees.
- § 7-7-101. Selection of nominees.
- § 7-7-102. Party nominees certified at primary election.
- § 7-7-103. Filing as an independent — Petitions — Disqualification.
- § 7-7-104. Vacancy in nomination — Alternative methods for filling — Tie vote.
- § 7-7-105. Filling vacancies in certain offices — Special primary elections.
- § 7-7-106. Filling vacancies in candidacy for nomination — Preferential primary.
- § 7-7-201. Law governing primary elections.
- § 7-7-202. Preferential and general primaries — When required — Common polling places.
- § 7-7-203. Dates.
- § 7-7-204. Candidacy for multiple nominations prohibited.
- § 7-7-205. Petition requirements for new political parties.
- § 7-7-301. Party pledges, affidavits of eligibility, and party filing fees.
- § 7-7-302. Selection of primary election officials.
- § 7-7-303. Precincts — Boundaries.
- § 7-7-304. Names to be included on ballots — Withdrawal — Unopposed candidates — Designation of position — Necessity of general primary.
- § 7-7-305. Printing of ballots — Form — Draw for ballot position.
- § 7-7-306. Partisan and nonpartisan general election ballots.
- § 7-7-307. Additional voter qualifications.
- § 7-7-308. Voting procedure and requirements.
- § 7-7-309. Canvass and certification of returns.
- § 7-7-310. [Repealed.]
- § 7-7-311. [Repealed.]
- § 7-7-312. [Repealed.]
- § 7-7-313. Unopposed races.
- § 7-7-401. Certification of nominations.
- § 7-7-402. Filing certificates of nomination.
- § 7-7-403. [Repealed.]
- § 7-8-101. Primaries — General law governs.
- § 7-8-102. Filling Senate vacancies.
- § 7-8-103. Credentials of Senate appointee.
- § 7-8-104. Filling vacancies in the House of Representatives.
- § 7-8-201. Preferential elections required — Apportionment of delegates.
- § 7-8-204. Rules for selection of delegates and alternates.
- § 7-8-301. Date of election.
- § 7-8-302. Election and certification of electors — Ballots — Contesting conventions — Vacancy.
- § 7-8-303. Right of nominee to be candidate for other office.
- § 7-8-304. Delivery and canvass of returns — Tie vote.
- § 7-8-305. Publication of results — Certification of election.
- § 7-8-306. Voting by electors — Expenses.
- § 7-8-307. Vacancy — Appointment — Exception.
- § 7-9-101. Definitions.
- § 7-9-102. Duties of election officers — Penalty for failure to perform.
- § 7-9-103. Signing of petition — Penalty for falsification — Notice of suspected forgery.
- § 7-9-104. Form of initiative petition — Sufficiency of signatures.
- § 7-9-105. Form of referendum petition — Sufficiency of signatures.
- § 7-9-106. Required attachments to petitions.
- § 7-9-107. Filing of original draft before circulation.
- § 7-9-108. Procedure for circulation of petition.
- § 7-9-109. Form of verification — Penalty for false statement.
- § 7-9-110. Designation of number and popular name.
- § 7-9-111. Determination of sufficiency of petition — Corrections.
- § 7-9-112. Right of review.
- § 7-9-113. Publication of notice.
- § 7-9-114. Abstract of proposed measure.
- § 7-9-115. Furnishing ballot title and popular name to election commissioners.
- § 7-9-116. Captions and designations of numbered issues.
- § 7-9-117. Ballot form.
- § 7-9-118. Failure to place proposal on ballot — Manner of voting.
- § 7-9-119. Counting, canvass, and return of votes — Proclamation of result — Effective date.
- § 7-9-120. Printing of approved measures with general laws — Certification of city ordinances.
- § 7-9-121. Contest of returns and certification.
- § 7-9-122. Adoption of conflicting measures.
- § 7-9-123. Preservation of records.
- § 7-9-124. Voter registration signature imaging system — Creation of fund.
- § 7-9-125. Definition — Prohibition of profit — Penalties — Freedom of information.
- § 7-9-126. Count of signatures.
- § 7-9-201. Proposal and vote.
- § 7-9-202. Enrollment and filing.
- § 7-9-203. Entry on journals.
- § 7-9-204. Ballot titles and popular names of constitutional amendments proposed by the legislature.
- § 7-9-205. Challenges to constitutional amendments proposed by the General Assembly.
- § 7-9-301. Calling constitutional convention — Majority vote.
- § 7-9-302. Delegate qualifications — Election date.
- § 7-9-303. Apportionment of delegates — Vacancies.
- § 7-9-304. Nominating petitions.
- § 7-9-305. Election and certification of delegates.
- § 7-9-306. Organizational meeting — Plenary meeting.
- § 7-9-307. Meeting procedures.
- § 7-9-308. Duration of constitutional convention — Certification of draft constitution — Report.
- § 7-9-309. Method of publication.
- § 7-9-310. Submission of proposed constitution to electors.
- § 7-9-311. Proposal of amendments to present constitution.
- § 7-9-312. Expenses.
- § 7-9-401. Title.
- § 7-9-402. Definitions.
- § 7-9-403. Penalty.