Early Voting

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.

The Democratic Party of Arkansas is launching a voter protection hotline this election season

As of Monday, about 15% of registered voters in Arkansas had already cast their ballots, one week into the early voting period.

Early voting begins Monday in Arkansas and continues for two weeks leading up to the general election on Nov. 3.

The last day to register to vote in the November midterms in Arkansas is October 5.

The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that early voting must occur at two West Memphis churches.

From now until March 4, Arkansans can cast ballots for the Republican, Democratic, or nonpartisan primary elections.

If none of the four candidates gets at least 40% of the vote in Tuesday’s election, a runoff will be needed.

Thirteen polling places are open in Pulaski County. Voters can cast ballots early through Nov. 7.

Monday marked Pulaski County’s final day of early voting before Super Tuesday. According to the Pulaski County Election Commission’s website, over 23,800…