In 1992, 60 percent of voters placed 3 two year terms on the State House and 2 four year terms on the State Senate in Arkansas.  Since that time, several attempts to gut the state term limits law have been attempted, however none have come to fruition. 

This year, Representative Prichard introduced SJR 4, which if passed would allow members of the state legislature to serve 14 years in a single chamber.  The proposal was referred to the Government Affairs Committee, which can act to turn the proposal into a piece of legislation.

THREAT LEVEL:     DEAD

WHAT YOU CAN DO: Congratulate yourself, your vigilant phone calls paid off

SJR 9, Which calls for the amendment of term limits, nothing has been specified. 

THREAT LEVEL:     DEAD

WHAT YOU CAN DO: Congratulate yourself, your hard work paid off

 HJR 1006,  It would Increase terms for county officials from two years to four years.

THREAT LEVEL:     DEAD

WHAT YOU CAN DO: Congratulate yourself,  your hard work paid off