LIVE ELECTION RESULTS
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Interactive 2026 Elections Dashboard. Calls by the Associated Press.
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Three Republicans representing deep red parts of Arkansas held onto their seats Tuesday, handily dispatching their Democratic challengers — though one of the state’s four congressmen remained locked in a tight battle for another term.
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Read Little Rock Public Radio's full coverage of the 2026 midterms.
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Arkansas’ statewide and congressional candidates held dueling rallies and met with voters throughout the state Monday, on the eve of a midterm election where Democrats hoped to break Republicans’ lock on the top elected offices.
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Voters have previously approved ballot measures similar to Issue 4 to fund water projects
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Hear this week's episode of the Arkansas Newswrap, presented by Little Rock Public Radio, KUAF Fayetteville and KASU Jonesboro.
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People in the less populated counties of Central Arkansas voted early starting Oct. 19. Both White and Jefferson counties are largely rural but have urban centers, which hold the most early voting locations. In White County it’s Searcy and in Jefferson County it’s Pine Bluff.
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The board voted 2-1 Thursday to deny the federal government’s request to send non-uninformed elections monitors to Pulaski County polling sites on Nov. 3.
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Eric Harrison joins LRPR to share upcoming arts and culture events on the weekend entertainment roundup.
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The amount of land used to grow rice in Arkansas in 2026 fell under 1 million acres — its lowest point in about half a century.
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Catfish farmers and aquaculture experts spoke with U.S. Sen. John Boozman and Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders about some of the issues facing the state’s fish farming industry.
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County officials say the payments were made to someone fraudulently posing as the healthcare provider for the county’s jail.
Local Newscast
Hear LRPR's afternoon newscast for Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Track One
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This is episode three of Track One, an investigative podcast from Little Rock Public Radio.
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Arts & Letters
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Between 1942 and 1944 over 16,000 Japanese Americans were interned in Jerome Arkansas. Join us for a story of lives interrupted and resilience with authors Connie and Kent Matsumoto and their novel Of White Ashes.
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