The bill aims to make technical corrections to Title 7 of the Arkansas Code concerning elections. It reenacts provisions related to the tabulation of votes and the duplication of damaged or defective ballots, specifically detailing the process for creating duplicate ballots when originals cannot be counted. Key insertions include procedures for election officials to follow when duplicating ballots, such as labeling, counting, and securely storing both original and duplicate ballots. Additionally, the bill modifies the reporting threshold for independent expenditures from "five-hundred-dollar" to "two-hundred-dollar" and clarifies language regarding interference with initiative petitions.

Furthermore, the bill emphasizes that its enactment does not repeal any acts passed during the regular session of the Ninety-Fifth General Assembly and establishes that any conflicts with previous acts will be resolved in favor of the latter. The intent is to ensure that the changes made are purely technical and do not alter the substantive law. Overall, the bill seeks to streamline election processes and clarify existing regulations without introducing new legal concepts.