 Once they got there, supporters and sponsors sat with the Secretary of State's employees in this old Supreme Court building in the Capitol that was set up for counting signatures. According to Arkansas law, they had to submit extra documents to the Secretary of State's office along with the box of signatures. I was there in the room while they signed forms and submitted other paperwork. One of the extra pieces of paperwork they turned in was a notarized affidavit they wrote by hand, and it verified that they had counted the signatures and that they knew that they had enough for the threshold.