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SAUNDERS v. NEUSE

No. 94-1434.

898 S.W.2d 43 (1995)

320 Ark. 547

Budd SAUNDERS, for Himself and Similarly Situated Taxpayers of Washington County, Arkansas, Appellants and Cross-Appellees, and Mr. Tom Brown, for Himself, Cross-Appellee, v. Steven NEUSE, Jerome J. Paddock, Jr., and Job Serebrov [both individually and jointly as comprising the Washington County Board of Election Commissioners]; Washington County Judge Charles Johnson, Washington County Treasurer Joan Perry, Appellees and Cross-Appellants, and Washington County, the State Board of Election Commissioners, and Washington County Prosecuting Attorney Terry Jones, Appellees.

Supreme Court of Arkansas.

May 22, 1995.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Donald C. Donner, Fayetteville, for appellant.

Patricia Van Ausdall, Asst. Atty. Gen., Little Rock, George E. Butler, Fayetteville, for appellee.

DUDLEY, Justice.

Budd Saunders filed this suit seeking a declaratory judgment that defendants Steven Neuse and Jerome J. Paddock, Jr. were ineligible to serve on the Washington County Board of Election Commissioners. The gravamen of count one of the complaint was that article 3, section 10 of the Constitution of Arkansas provides that no election officer shall hold any office or employment in state or city government and that Neuse was a professor at the University...

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