SB306 increases food stamp eligibility in the state and increases SNAP amounts.
The Arkansas State Senate passed SB306 on April 4, 2023 by a vote of 24 to 7. We have assigned pluses to the nays because the U.S. constitution does not permit federal social-welfare programs and propping people up via government support. This expands the size of government and promotes socialist ideologies. Arkansas and other states should not implement these federal programs.
| Legislator | Vote |
|---|---|
| Justin Boyd | Yes |
| Joshua Bryant | None |
| Ronald Caldwell | -- |
| Linda Chesterfield | Yes |
| Alan Clark | No |
| Steve Crowell | Yes |
| Breanne Davis | Yes |
| Tyler Dees | None |
| Jonathan Dismang | Yes |
| Jim Dotson | No |
| Jane English | Yes |
| Scott Flippo | Yes |
| Stephanie Flowers | Yes |
| Ben Gilmore | Yes |
| Kim Hammer | Yes |
| Bart Hester | Yes |
| Jimmy Hickey | Yes |
| Ricky Hill | Yes |
| Missy Irvin | Yes |
| Blake Johnson | Yes |
| Mark Johnson | No |
| Bryan King | No |
| Greg Leding | Yes |
| Frederick Love | Yes |
| Matt McKee | No |
| Reginald Murdock | Yes |
| John Payton | No |
| Clint Penzo | No |
| Jim Petty | Yes |
| Terry Rice | Yes |
| Matt Stone | Yes |
| Gary Stubblefield | Yes |
| Dan Sullivan | None |
| Clarke Tucker | Yes |
| David Wallace | Yes |