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2026 elections

Arkansas

6 races on the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot covered here. Pick a race for its candidates and the money behind each.

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U.S. Senate

U.S. SenateArkansas Senate

Tom Cotton (R), Hallie Shoffner (D), Jeff Wadlin (L)

Campaigns raised $10.7M; outside groups spent $5.2M.

Solid Republican

Governor

GovernorArkansas Governor

Fredrick Love (D), Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R), Colt Shelby (L)

Solid R

U.S. House

U.S. HouseAR-01

Rick Crawford (R), Terri Yarbrough Green (D), Steve G. Parsons (L)

Campaigns raised $1.2M; outside groups spent $0.

U.S. HouseAR-02

J. French Hill (R), Chris Jones (D)

Campaigns raised $6.8M; outside groups spent $3.5M.

Likely RU.S. HouseAR-03

Robb Ryerse (D), Bobby Wilson (L), Steve Womack (R)

Campaigns raised $2.5M; outside groups spent $0.

U.S. HouseAR-04

Rus Russell III (D), Bruce Westerman (R)

Campaigns raised $3M; outside groups spent $0.

Who represents Arkansas now

  • John BoozmanSenator · Republican
  • Tom CottonSenator · Republican · running in Arkansas Senate
  • Eric A. "Rick" CrawfordDistrict 1 · Republican · running in AR-01
  • J. French HillDistrict 2 · Republican · running in AR-02
  • Steve WomackDistrict 3 · Republican · running in AR-03
  • Bruce WestermanDistrict 4 · Republican · running in AR-04

How they voted, by issue →

Current members from the @unitedstates congress-legislators project (bioguide IDs used to match roll calls).

Ballot measures

  • Issue 1: The Citizens Only Voting AmendmentConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature
  • Issue 2: Right to Keep and Bear Arms AmendmentConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature
  • Issue 3: Economic Development Districts AmendmentConstitutional amendment referred by the legislature
  • Issue 4: Arkansas Water, Waste Disposal, and Pollution Abatement Facilities Financing Act of 2025Bond issue referred by the legislature

Reported: list from the state’s published ballot. State source