Governor Sanders signed several bills on Tuesday, including one that would require canvassers to request photo identification from signees. The bill also requires canvassers to submit an affidavit before counting signatures. Another bill signed into law this week amends state law concerning criminal offenses in Arkansas. Governor Sanders also signed a bill focusing on unlawful squatting, defining it as entering or residing unlawfully in a dwelling or commercial building. The law makes unlawful squatting a class B misdemeanor, with subsequent offenses increasing in severity. These bills aim to strengthen laws around petitions, criminal offenses, and unlawful squatting in Arkansas. Senator Kim Hammer and Representative Kendon Underwood introduced several bills pertaining to these issues, all of which have been signed into law. The bills require canvassers to submit affidavits and request photo identification, as well as aim to crack down on unlawful squatting. These legislative changes are part of ongoing efforts to address various issues within the state of Arkansas.
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