Arkansas Marriage Amendment Committe Says They Have Enough Signatures To Be On Ballot
By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
The Arkansas Marriage Amendment Committee
announced today that it has enough signatures to put an amendment
on the November ballot that would define marriage as the union of a
man and a woman.
The committee said that they would submit the signatures to the
state attorney general on Thursday. The group would not say how
many signatures they collected for the proposed Arkansas Marriage
Amendment. Arkansas law requires 80 thousand 570 signatures.
The group said that three other organizations helped gather the
signatures including Families First, The Arkansas Committee for
Ethics Policy and Eagle Forum of Arkansas.
