 | Sebastian Co clerk defeated, still faces harassment suit
The Sebastian County clerk who faces a harassment lawsuit filed by employees has lost his bid for another two-year term.
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 | Crumbly asks court to block primary certification
An Arkansas senator who lost his re-election bid in Tuesday's primary is asking a federal court to prevent state election officials from certifying the election results while judges consider his redistricting lawsuit.
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 | Griffin, Womack advance unopposed in Ark. races
Incumbent Republicans in two U.S. House districts had no primary opposition and are advancing to the November general election, where they'll face Democratic opponents. Full list of uncontested races inside.
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 | 2 Dem runoffs in Ark. House races; Cotton wins GOP
An Army veteran locked down the Republican nomination for an open congressional seat in southern Arkansas while Democratic candidates for that seat and one in eastern Arkansas were headed to a runoff election next month.
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 | Petition drives look to gather signatures
At this time of year, some people want your vote, and others want your signature.
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 | Voter turnout in Arkansas primary election mixed
Turnout in the Arkansas primary has been mixed, with polling locations in hot races seeing steady crowds Tuesday while other spots have hosted few voters.
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 | US House races headline lackluster Ark. primary
Candidates for Arkansas' only U.S. House seat held by a Democrat were hoping to win their parties' nominations outright Tuesday in the state's primary, capping an otherwise lackluster campaign season devoid of any major statewide matchups.
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 | Arkansas voters head to polls for primary election
Polls are open for Arkansas voters casting ballots in this year's primary election.
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 | Congressional candidates look to avoid runoff
Candidates for congressional seats in east and south Arkansas expressed confidence Monday that they can win their parties' nominations outright, but they also prepared for the possibility that a divided electorate could send the races into a three-week runoff campaign.
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 | Obama rival can't win Arkansas delegates
Arkansas won't award any delegates to a lawyer running against President Barack Obama in Tuesday's primary, despite predictions that he could pull significant support in a state where the president is unpopular, the state Democratic Party announced Thursday.
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 | Ark. lawmaker: Increase black vote in district
A redistricting panel should be ordered to redraw a state Senate district so it has a black voting age population of at least 58 percent, attorneys for a state lawmaker and a group of east Arkansas residents argued in federal court papers filed Tuesday.
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 | Thousands of Arkansans cast votes ahead of primary
Thousands of Arkansans have cast their ballots on the first day of early voting ahead of the May 22 primary and non-partisan judicial election.
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 | Early voting begins for Arkansas primaries
Early voting is set to begin for the May 22 primary and non-partisan judicial election.
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 | Texarkana board OKs bond election for roads
City leaders in Texarkana have authorized a special election in June for voters to consider the extension of a bond issue that would pay for about $9 million in street repairs.
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 | Gingrich, Santorum file to appear on Ark. primary
The campaigns for former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum have filed paperwork to appear on Arkansas' ballot for the Republican presidential primary.
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 | Walton brothers backing Benton County alcohol vote
Walton family money is backing an effort to put the question of making Benton County "wet" on the November general election ballot.
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 | Romney sweeps NH to cement top status; Paul second
Mitt Romney cruised to a solid victory in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday night, picking up steam from his first-place finish in the lead-off Iowa caucuses and firmly establishing himself as the man to beat for the Republican presidential nomination.
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 | NLR sales tax fails, Benton tax extension passes
North Little Rock Mayor Pat Hays said Tuesday night that the penny sales tax increase failed.
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 | Pritt not running for Congress
Democrat Drew Pritt has decided to not run against Tim Griffin for the 2nd Congressional District seat. This reverses his decision he made last week to challenge the incumbent congressman.
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 | Boozman still tops Arkansas delegation in assets
U.S. Sen. John Boozman remains the most prosperous member of Arkansas' congressional delegation and owns up to $5 million in undeveloped subdivision lots, financial reports for the state's federal lawmakers released Thursday show.
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