Molly Rawn defeats incumbent Mayor Lioneld Jordan in Fayetteville runoff

Molly Rawn defeats incumbent Mayor Lioneld Jordan in Fayetteville runoff

Molly Rawn has won a closely contested runoff election, defeating incumbent Mayor Lioneld Jordan in Fayetteville on December 3, 2024. With 51.14% of the vote, Rawn’s victory signals a significant change in the city’s leadership. She plans to focus on housing affordability and strengthening partnerships with local organizations. As Rawn prepares to take office in January, the community anticipates her vision for a better Fayetteville.

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Runoff races set for city council seats in Jacksonville, Maumelle

Runoff races set for city council seats in Jacksonville, Maumelle

Runoff races for city council seats in Jacksonville are heating up, with residents gearing up to select their representatives. Candidates Cheesa Williams and Tanner Ruple are competing for the Ward 1 seat, each bringing strong community ties and distinct backgrounds. Williams, known for her commitment to education and economic development, has garnered significant local support. Ruple, with his focus on environmental conservation and sustainability, offers a fresh perspective on the city’s challenges.

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Detailed data shows Fayetteville voters supported Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election

Detailed data shows Fayetteville voters supported Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election

Fayetteville voters displayed a notable preference for Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election, contrasting with national trends. This local support underscores a regional inclination towards progressive policies. The diverse demographic of the city, featuring young professionals and students, likely played a role in shaping this preference. Understanding such localized choices provides valuable insights into the broader electoral dynamics at play.

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Spurgers, Vaught compete for city council seat

Spurgers, Vaught compete for city council seat

In the Conway City Council election, Drew Spurgers and Mark Vaught are contending for the Ward 2 Position 1 seat. Spurgers, a local entrepreneur, focuses on economic development, public service, and innovation, aiming to attract new businesses to Conway. Vaught, with a strong background in public service, emphasizes public safety, infrastructure maintenance, and fiscal transparency. The election outcome will play a critical role in determining Conway’s growth and direction.

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Castleberry wins third term

Castleberry wins third term

Bart Castleberry has been re-elected for his third term as the mayor of Conway, reflecting strong community support for his leadership. His commitment to local businesses, education, and infrastructure development has positively impacted residents. Known for transparency and accountability, Castleberry has maintained open communication with the public, further solidifying his trusted position. As he embarks on this new chapter, he aims to foster sustainability, community engagement, and economic growth in Conway.

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Fayetteville election results: Runoffs for mayor and council seat; voters approve Sunday alcohol sales

Fayetteville election results: Runoffs for mayor and council seat; voters approve Sunday alcohol sales

Fayetteville’s mayoral race is heading to a runoff, as no candidate secured a majority in the recent election. Incumbent Lioneld Jordan will face Molly Rawn, who garnered 36.92% of the vote compared to Jordan’s 46.92%. The runoff election is scheduled for December 3, giving both candidates time to present their visions for the city. In addition, a City Council seat in Ward 4 will also be contested in a runoff between Monique Jones and Todd Hertzberg.

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Two candidates seeking Bentonville mayor role | Live updates

Two candidates seeking Bentonville mayor role | Live updates

Bentonville, Arkansas, is gearing up for its general election on November 5, 2024, featuring incumbent Stephanie Orman and challenger Steve Galen for the mayoral seat. Orman, seeking a second term, boasts over 20 years of marketing and communications experience, along with significant achievements like enhanced financial transparency and an ISO Class 1 fire department rating. Galen, a retired Walmart supplier, enters politics with a focus on improving infrastructure and community development, driven by concerns about the city’s rapid growth. Both candidates present distinct visions for Bentonville’s future.

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Pulaski County Clerk to host voter registration session in Little Rock

Pulaski County Clerk to host voter registration session in Little Rock

The Pulaski County Clerk is hosting a voter registration training session in Little Rock to prepare for Election Day. The registration process involves obtaining a Voter Registration Application from various sources and submitting it to the county clerk. To be eligible to vote in Arkansas, applicants must meet specific criteria, including being U.S. citizens and residents of the state. Additionally, provisional ballots are available for those unable to verify registration at the polls, with resources provided for military and overseas voters through the Federal Voting Assistance Program.

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Election Season Begins in Arkansas

Election Season Begins in Arkansas

Election season has officially kicked off in Arkansas with February marking the beginning of significant voting milestones. The deadline to register to vote in the primary and nonpartisan election is February 5. Early voting starts on February 19, leading up to the preferential primary election and nonpartisan judicial general election on March 5. For candidates who don’t secure a majority in the primary, a runoff election will be held on April 2.

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Dr. Daniel Egbe of Philander University previews Presidential Debate with Little Rock ARC

Dr. Daniel Egbe of Philander University previews Presidential Debate with Little Rock ARC

In the upcoming presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, the stakes are high as both candidates vie for the top position in the country. Dr. Daniel Egbe of Philander University provides insightful analysis on the critical differences between the candidates and the potential impact of the debate on voter opinions. With economic growth, social welfare, and national security at the forefront, this event will shape the political landscape and influence the election’s outcome. As the American people watch, the clash between Harris and Trump will not only reflect their contrasting visions but also resonate with the aspirations of the nation.

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