ACLU of Arkansas Warns of Bias in New Legislative Maps
Update 11/29/21: Holly Dickson, ACLU of Arkansas executive director issued the following statement after submitting proposed House maps to the Arkansas Board of Apportionment (BOA):
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Update 11/29/21: Holly Dickson, ACLU of Arkansas executive director issued the following statement after submitting proposed House maps to the Arkansas Board of Apportionment (BOA):
LITTLE ROCK -- The American Civil Liberties Union of Arkansas today cautioned that new legislative maps released by the Arkansas Board of Apportionment (BOA) may not fairly represent all Arkansans, and again urged the Board to make its review process more acces
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