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At least 205,490 Arkansans cast ballots during the first four days of early voting, state data shows, with several of the state's largest counties reporting steep turnout numbers for a midterm election.
Maumelle, has raised more than nine times the amount of contributions compared to his opponent, Democratic candidate Allison Sweatman of North Little Rock, financial records show.
The physicist, nonprofit executive and former gubernatorial nominee is running a competitive campaign against Republican Rep. French Hill. As Election
Arkansas TV put on a fine debate between the worthy combatants for the seat in Congress from the 2nd District.
On the first day of early voting, Arkansas' voters started voting in the midterm election in which the Arkansas secretary of state is forecasting about half of the state's 1.85 million registered voters will cast ballots.
Early voting for the midterm elections starts Monday. Here are some reminders as you prepare to cast your ballot. 🇺🇸 Election Day, the last day to vote, is Nov. 3. 🗳️ You can verify you're registered to vote and see your ballot ahead of time on the Arkansas Secretary of State's Office website. You'll also find your polling places and their hours. 🪪 A photo ID issued by the state or federal government is required to vote. You can get a free...
Benton County's state House District 8 lost its state representative on Aug. 5. Republican Kara Armas of Pea Ridge and and Democrat Parker Stohlton of Bella Vista both want to be the one to fill the gap.
If I'm going to argue as I do that the people rule themselves in Arkansas--because it's in the state Constitution and a basic democratic precept that sounds obvious and noble--then I am hamstrung.
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