The Arkansas Supreme Court on Wednesday denied Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders' request to put on hold two lower court rulings to move up special election dates she chose to fill two vacant seats in the General Assembly.
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Arkansas Supreme Court denies governor’s motion to stay District 70 special election date reset
A motion on behalf of Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders to delay resetting a special election date has been denied by the Arkansas Supreme Court. The Wednesday Supreme Court ruling means that the lower court’s ruling,
Rudy, has decided not to seek reelection to his second term in the Arkansas House of Representatives, Hall said in a letter to the Republican Party of Arkansas and the Arkansas secretary of state.
The Arkansas Supreme Court denied Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ request to stay two lower court orders requiring her to set earlier special election dates for two legislative vacancies Wednesday evening.
ARKANSAS, USA — Early voting will began in some Arkansas communities on Wednesday, Nov. 12, with Election Day set for Tuesday, Nov. 18. Here's what residents can expect to see on their ballots. However, some counties or cities may not have an election this November.
Election season has arrived, and we now have a good idea who's running next year. The flurry of filings closed today at noon.
All three of the Arkansas Senate districts in the Fort Smith metro will have either a contested primary or general election, and six of the 11 Arkansas House districts
Top races that will be up for consideration in November 2026 will be Arkansas's next governor, lieutenant governor, U.S. representatives and senators, and more.
The special election for Arkansas Senate District 26 will have at least five GOP candidates and one independent candidate. Wade Dunn of Greenwood will run as a Republican, and
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders was the first to file for the November 2026 election, followed by other candidates for the U.S. House, U.S. Senate, Arkansas House, and Arkansas Senate.
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Arkansas State Rep. Brad Hall withdraws his bid for reelection
Arkansas Representative Brad Hall has withdrawn his reelection bid, the Secretary of State's elections office confirmed.
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