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Arkansas’ delegates to the Democratic National Convention have unanimously endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris to be the party’s presidential nominee this November.
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If elected, retired Army Col. Marcus Jones would be the first Democrat to represent the Arkansas' 2nd Congressional District in more than a decade.
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The party is in a complete minority statewide, and is working to regain seats in the next election slowly.
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The Democratic Party of Arkansas reports 65 candidates will run in statehouse races.
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Three Democratic candidates gathered at the State Capitol Monday to formally begin their campaigns for the U.S. House of Representatives.
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The party is asking state officials to restore Medicaid coverage to more than 184,500 Arkansans whose eligibility DHS could not confirm.
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State lawmakers are proposing a new minimum teacher salary of $50,000.
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At a press conference Wednesday, the minority leaders of the state House and Senate railed against expanding school choice programs and phasing out the income tax.
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Top Republican Jonelle Fulmer and Democratic Party head Grant Tennille say crime, education and tax reform are all on the docket for January's general session of the Arkansas Legislature.
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Rasch replaces Susan Inman, who retired last month.