When Arkansas voters stepped into the voting booth on Tuesday, they did not just reaffirm their right to own a firearm — they voted to protect nearly everything that goes along with it.
By an overwhelming margin of 70.8% to 29.2%, Arkansans passed ballot Measure 2, amending the state constitution to explicitly protect ammunition, accessories, and replacement parts alongside the firearms themselves.
Final tallies showed more than 612,000 voters backed the measure, while 252,650 voted against it…