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89th General Assembly - Second Extraordinary Session, 2014

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Senator Robert Thompson (D)

414 West Court, Paragould, 72450

Senator Robert Thompson (D)
Phone: 870-239-9581
Phone:
District: 20
District:
20
Seniority: 1
Seniority:
1
Occupation: Attorney
Occupation:
Attorney
Church Affiliation: Methodist
Church Affiliation:
Methodist
Veteran:
Veteran:
Public Service: House 2005, Senate 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013
Public Service:
House 2005, Senate 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013
Biography: Senator Thompson - Senate Bio
Biography:
Senator Thompson - Senate Bio


Bills

Bill
Title
Bill Status
CoSponsor
SB2
TO PROHIBIT MULTIDRAW SCREEN-BASED LOTTERY GAMES AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.
SB2 History
SB5
Act 8
TO RESTRICT THE USE OF MULTIDRAW SCREEN-BASED LOTTERY GAMES FOR THE ARKANSAS SCHOLARSHIP LOTTERY AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.
SB5 History
CoSponsor for House
HB1005
Act 4
TO RESTRICT THE USE OF MULTIDRAW SCREEN-BASED LOTTERY GAMES FOR THE ARKANSAS SCHOLARSHIP LOTTERY AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY.
HB1005 History

Committees