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2022 Arkansas State Capitol Wall Calendars are Now Available

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Teachers can order free classroom materials including Arkansas State Symbols Activity Books, State Capitol Postcards, and more.

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2021 Capitol Lighting Ceremony

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The Board of Apportionment consisting of Arkansas Secretary of State John Thurston, Governor Asa Hutchinson, and Attorney General Leslie Rutledge met on November 29, 2021, and adopted the Arkansas State and House maps. Redistricting is required by law every ten years to redraw political maps based on population changes revealed by the decennial census.

To view the adopted maps, visit the Arkansas Redistricting website.

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John Thurston
Arkansas Secretary of State

John's vision for the future is that the Secretary of State along with Arkansas government will lead the nation in the area of ethics and accountability.