2026 General Election ยท Tuesday, November 3, 2026
The Arkansas legislature on the 2026 ballot
28 Arkansas legislative districts are on this year's ballot. You vote in the one or two districts you live in; each district below has its own page, with the candidates and where what we know about them came from.
- Districts on the ballot
- 28
- With more than one name
- 6
- With one name on our list
- 22
- A sitting member is standing
- 12
State Senate
17 districts on this year's ballot.
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- Matt StoneIncumbent Republican
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- Alan ClarkIncumbent Republican
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- Jessie McGruder Democratic
- Kenny Phillips Republican
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- Ron CaldwellIncumbent Republican
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- Ricky HillIncumbent Republican
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- Brandon Achor Republican
- Allison Sweatman Democratic
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- Clarke TuckerIncumbent Democratic
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- Tara Shephard Democratic
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- Joshua Irby Democratic
- Rodney Wright Republican
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- Jeremy Wooldridge Republican
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- Missy IrvinIncumbent Republican
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- Justin BoydIncumbent Republican
- Eduardo Guzman Democratic
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- Bryan KingIncumbent Republican
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- Denise Garner Democratic
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- Clint PenzoIncumbent Republican
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- Joshua P. BryantIncumbent Republican
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- Tyler DeesIncumbent Republican
State House
11 districts on this year's ballot.
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- Mark A. Nichols Republican
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- Mike Bishop Republican
- Jeff Pratt Republican
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- Hunter Rivett Republican
- Cody Rogers Republican
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- Charlene Fite Republican
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- Josh Longmire Republican
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- Erika Askeland Democratic
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- Audrey P. Willis Democratic
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- Wayne LongIncumbent Republican
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- Jeremy Riddle Republican
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- Tonya Fletcher Republican
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- Brent Montgomery Republican
- What's included
- U.S. Senate and House, statewide offices, every state legislative district on the ballot and statewide ballot measures.
- Everything else
- Local races (county, city, school board, judges) and anything else on your ballot are on your official sample ballot: voterview.ar-nova.org.
- Candidate lists
- As of Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
This is not an official ballot. Confirm your registration, polling place and ballot with your election office through vote.gov.