Every race, every candidate
8 candidates from the Secretary of State's candidate search (nonpartisan judicial general election rows only), each with a profile page. INCOMPLETE: only four local nonpartisan races are listed: three circuit judge races (District 2 Division 4, District 4 Division 2, District 16 Division 2) and the Prosecuting Attorney race for District 11-West. All November races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House, governor and the other statewide offices, the State Senate and the State House are missing, because the Secretary of State's certified list of nominees is not in the guide yet. Congressional and legislative districts are the same as in 2024. County and local races are on your sample ballot.
Local races listed so far (circuit judge and prosecuting attorney)
- Circuit Judge, District 02, Division 04, At Large2 candidates
- Circuit Judge, District 04, Division 022 candidates
- Circuit Judge, District 16, Division 022 candidates
- Prosecuting Attorney, District 11-West2 candidates
Arkansas elects its governor and six other statewide officers this year, plus one U.S. Senate seat. INCOMPLETE: none of those races are listed yet. The guide has only four local nonpartisan races: three circuit judge races and one prosecuting attorney race.
U.S. House
Writes and votes on federal laws and the federal budget. Arkansas has four House members; each serves two years.
State Senate
Writes and votes on state laws and the state budget. 35 senators serve four-year terms.
About half of state Senate seats (17 of 35) are on the ballot. INCOMPLETE: no State Senate candidates are listed yet.
State House
Writes and votes on state laws and the state budget. 100 representatives serve two-year terms.
All 100 state House seats are on the ballot. INCOMPLETE: no State House candidates are listed yet.