It would dedicate 52.5 percent of taxes collected to highway needs

Arkansas Attorney General rejects casino proposal

The attorney general must certify the measure's wording before supporters can begin gathering signatures to try and place it on the November ballot.
2018-03-14
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Attorney General Leslie Rutledge has one more time turned down a proposed state constitutional amendment that would authorize the opening of four casinos in Arkansas.

As disclosed by U.S. News, Arkansas Attorney General stated in an opinion issued Monday that the popular name of the proposal is too lengthy and the ballot title is misleading and ambiguous.

This is the second time Rutledge has rejected the proposal, which would allow casinos in Garland, Crittenden, Pope and Jefferson counties. It would dedicate 52.5 percent of taxes collected to highway needs.

The attorney general must certify the measure's wording before supporters can begin gathering signatures to try and place it on the November ballot.

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