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Rh The Counties of Arkansas and Monroe shall compose the Thirteenth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Phillips and Lee shall compose the Fourteenth Distriet and elect one senator.

The Counties of Desha and Chicot shall compose the Fifteenth Distriet and elect one senator.

The Counties of Lincoln, Dorsey and Dallas shall compose the Sixteenth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Drew and Ashley shall compose the Seventeenth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Bradley and Union shall compose the Eighteenth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Calhoun and Ouachita shall compose the Nineteenth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Hempstead and Nevada shall compose the Twentieth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Columbia and Lafayette shall compose the Twenty-first District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Little River, Sevier, Howard and Polk shall compose the Twenty-second District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Fulton, Izard, Marion and Baxter shall compose the Twenty-third District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Benton and Madison shall compose the Twenty-fourth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Crawford and Franklin shall compose the Twenty-fifth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Van Buren, Conway and Searey shall compose the Twenty-sixth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of White and Faulkner shall compose the Twenty-seventh District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Sebastian and Scott shall compose the Twenty-eighth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Poinsett, Jackson and Mississippi shall compose the Twenty-ninth District and elect one senator.

The Counties of Clark, Pike and Montgomery shall compose the Thirtieth District and elect one senator.

And the Senate shall never consist of less than thirty nor more than thirty-five members.

Sec. 3. Senatorial districts shall at all times consist of contiguous territory, and no county shall be divided in the formation of a senatorial district.

Sec. 4. The division of the State into senatorial districts and the apportionment of representatives to the several counties shall be made by the General Assembly at the first regular session after each enumeration of the inhabitants of the State by the Federal or State government shall have been ascertained, and at no other time.