HB 1078 aimed to require runoff elections for Arkansas Senate and House candidates without a majority, enhancing voter engagement and ensuring majority support.

HB 1753 allows Arkansas to opt-out of federal voter registration requirements, reducing automatic registrations and potentially lowering voter participation rates.

HB 1773 aimed to limit contributions to ballot and legislative committees, enhancing transparency by capping cash donations and banning anonymous contributions over $50.

House Bill 1662 aimed to ban lobbying for foreign entities linked to national security risks, protecting Arkansas legislation from foreign influence and ensuring transparency.

HB 1065 sought to eliminate the 3% cap on Arkansas income tax adjustments, allowing for more accurate inflation-based tax relief for residents, but it died in committee.