State and local officials had differing interpretations of some new laws at a Thursday morning forum to discuss how those laws will impact future elections.

With the primary moved to March and new voter access rules in place, counties across Northwest Arkansas coordinate early to ensure smooth elections.

Grant Tennille, chairman of the Arkansas Democrat party, will be stepping down in July after nearly four years in the position, with a new chairman to be elected within 60 days.

Voters in next year's preferential primary and general election could have stickers designed by local children handed to them after they cast their ballot.

Chair Grant Tennille is resigning July 15 after almost four years leading the political party he first chaired in October 2021. Vice chair Jannie

Arkansas Sen. Tyler Dees (R-Siloam Springs) announced his run for re-election for his District 35 seat, according to a press release.

Ahead of the Fourth of July, a study reveals the most and least patriotic states in 2025. See why Texas was named among the least patriotic.

Grant Tennille will step down as chair of the Arkansas Democratic Party on July 15.

DPA Chair Grant Tennille has led the party since 2021. Officials will choose a new party leader in the next two months.