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It's the last day to make your voice heard, with local, state and federal offices up for grabs. Why it matters: The results will determine who represents Northwest Arkansas in state and local government and will help decide which party controls Congress. State of play: Polls are open from 7:30am to 7:30pm Tuesday. You must be in line by 7:30pm to vote. A state or federal government-issued photo ID is required, but you can still cast a...
See how votes are shifting as results come in across Arkansas. Vote-shift comparisons are shown once enough of the expected vote is in for a county
Arkansas voters (and voters in five other states) will decide on a constitutional amendment that ensures voting is exclusively the domain of U.S. citizens. California voters will decide between competing initiatives regarding a 5% wealth tax on individuals and entities holding assets greater than $1 billion.
Secretary of State Cole Jester has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to step in and save Arkansas' rule requiring voter registration forms to be signed with a "wet signature."
As you read this, Regnat Populus is underway. Early voting in Arkansas began on Oct. 19, and the last day to vote is Tuesday, Election Day.
In this episode of Small Town Girl with Gwen Faulkenberry, Gwen sits down with Kelly Grappe, Democratic candidate for Arkansas secretary of state, to discuss her unconventional, grassroots campaign and her vision for the future of Arkansas.
In Arkansas, rising costs spurred farmer Hallie Shoffner’s long-shot Senate campaign. Will farmers back her?
NPR took a nationwide look Sunday morning on "Weekend Edition" at what it called the surprising political competition in Arkansas for the midterms.
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