Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Volunteers canvassing for a pair of constitutional amendments were caught off guard Friday when a state official approached them and asked to see their ID.
The man in question, Patrick Hall, was not a voter looking to sign one of their petitions, but rather the secretary of state's new petition fraud investigator who showed up Friday morning at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Little Rock looking to talk to the volunteers as part of his task to investigate petition fraud.
Produced by: Faye Hedera/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Volunteers canvassing for a pair of constitutional amendments were caught off guard Friday when a state official approached them and asked to see their ID.
The man in question, Patrick Hall, was not a voter looking to sign one of their petitions, but rather the secretary of state's new petition fraud investigator who showed up Friday morning at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Little Rock looking to talk to the volunteers as part of his task to investigate petition fraud.
Produced by: Faye Hedera/Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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