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Representative Nancy Balton


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District: 38
District:
38
Counties Served: Pt. Mississippi, Pt. Crittenden
Counties Served:
Pt. Mississippi, Pt. Crittenden


Bills

Bill
Title
Bill Status
Primary Sponsor
AN ACT TO REQUIRE THE POSTING OF FLAGMEN AND THE NOTIFYING OF THE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE WHEN SMOKE FROM A FIRE OBSTRUCTS A STATE OR FEDERAL HIGHWAY; TO MAKE COMPLIANCE OR NONCOMPLILANCE WITH THE ACT ADMISSIBLE IN ANY PROCEEDING TO DETERMINE A PERSON'S
URGING ALL MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF CANNED BEVERAGES TO VOLUNTARILY NO LONGER SELL OR DISTRIBUTE CANNED BEVERAGES WHICH HAVE PULL TABS THAT WILL SEPARATE FROM THE CONTAINER.
REQUESTING A LIMITATION ON THE DATES FOR HOLDING A SPECIAL SESSION.
PROVIDING FOR A STUDY OF SURROGACY IN THIS STATE, AND THE LAWS IMPLEMENTED BY OTHER STATES CONCERNING SURROGACY AND SURROGATE CONTRACTS.
FOR A PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO PROVIDE THAT NO PERSON SHALL BE ELECTED TO SERVE MORE THAN TWO SUCCESSIVE FOUR YEARS TERMS AS GOVERNOR.