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    Home»News»23 Counties and 15 Cities in Arkansas Have Declared Themselves Pro-Life
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    23 Counties and 15 Cities in Arkansas Have Declared Themselves Pro-Life

    Whatfinger EditorBy Whatfinger EditorMarch 13, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    In 2021, Arkansas passed a law affirming that municipalities may adopt resolutions declaring themselves to be pro-life. The legislature updated the law in 2023 not only to acknowledge that municipalities may pass a pro-life resolution, but also counties, school districts, political subdivisions, and any other publicly governed entity like a fire district. To date, twenty three counties and fifteen municipalities have passed resolutions declaring themselves to be pro-life. This has been an excellent way to stand for life and affirm Arkansas’ rank as the most pro-life state in the nation.

    Some may inquire why these resolutions are necessary while others may ask what good they do. After all, a resolution is not legally binding, is not enforceable, and does not require anyone to do anything. But here are other questions to ask: Why shouldn’t they be passed? Isn’t messaging a huge part of changing the culture?


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