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In Arkansas, fewer families applied for vouchers in the first year than expected. A report to state lawmakers that went out in October suggested some of the voucher money allocated for the inaugural year will go unclaimed. With the 2023-2024 school year well underway, Arkansas has spent $7.1 million on vouchers, and projected to spend $32.5 for the school year, a good bit less than the $46.7 million budgeted.