Question

Who can propose a new state law in Arkansas? Select all that apply.
(2 points)
Responses

the governor
the governor

a member of the Arkansas House of Representatives
a member of the Arkansas House of Representatives

any private citizen
any private citizen

the lieutenant governor, who is the president of the Arkansas Senate
the lieutenant governor, who is the president of the Arkansas Senate

a member of the Arkansas Senate
a member of the Arkansas Senate

Answers

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In Arkansas, a new state law can be proposed by:

- **a member of the Arkansas House of Representatives**
- **a member of the Arkansas Senate**

Therefore, the correct selections are:

- a member of the Arkansas House of Representatives
- a member of the Arkansas Senate

The governor can suggest or advocate for new laws, but they do not have the formal power to introduce legislation directly. A private citizen can initiate a law through a petition process or by advocating for legislative change, but they cannot directly propose a law. The lieutenant governor can influence legislation but does not have formal authority to introduce bills in the Senate.

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