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Carroll County prosecuting attorney Tony Rogers filed a petition in Carroll County Circuit Court last week, seeking the annulment of Beau Zar Satori’s certification as a candidate for mayor of Eureka Springs.
Beau SatoriThe petition names Satori and the Carroll County Election Commission as defendants. It asks the court to order the election commission to annul Satori’s certification as a candidate and to refrain from certifying any votes cast for Satori.The version of the petition available to the public is heavily redacted.
“Pursuant to the provisions of, Respondent Satori may not file as a candidate for, run for, or hold elected office in any city or municipality in the State of Arkansas,” the petition says.
A hearing was scheduled for 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 11, in Eureka Springs.
“They went back 20 years to a tax case that they used to try to get me to resign,” Satori said Friday, Oct. 7. “I don’t anticipate it going far. For them to sue me and the election commission is just a way of trying to rob the community of their vote.”
Satori is among three challengers to Eureka Springs Mayor Butch Berry’s bid for a third term in office. The other candidates are Brandon Cox and Tracy Johnson.
Rogers could not be reached for comment.
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