Issue 3 Critics Sound ALARM - Voters Take Notice
October 8, 2026
The article presents opposition to Arkansas Issue 3, described as a proposed corporate-welfare amendment. Fayetteville attorney Anita Schnee and voter and taxpayer Cecillee Duncan argue that the measure would create appointed boards, permit borrowing without clear constitutional limits, and advance through the legislature faster than the supporting study warranted.
The article frames these concerns as threats to accountability, fiscal restraint, and voter oversight. With early voting approaching and Election Day scheduled for November 3, it encourages readers to scrutinize the amendment before voting.
Full story at Conduit News Arkansas