Ark., has a financial advantage over Democratic candidate Hallie Shoffner in the final weeks before Election Day, according to recent Federal Election Commission reports.

With early voting starting on Monday, the Arkansas secretary of state's office is projecting about half of the state's 1.85 million registered voters will cast ballots in the Nov. 3 general election.

Democrat Chris Jones slightly outraised U.S. Rep. French Hill, R-Ark., during the third fundraising quarter, but the incumbent holds a financial advantage in the 2nd Congressional District contest.

First-term incumbent Rep. Diana Gonzales Worthen, D-Springdale, faces Republican challenger Matthew Goff, also of Springdale, in the only House district the Democrats gained in the 2024 election.

Arkansans who want to vote in the Nov. 3 midterm election need to know where to go to cast their vote, whether they vote on election day or take part in early voting.

It's midterm election season, and voters can cast their ballots as early as Monday. How it works: All Northwest Arkansas voters will see the same federal and state choices on their ballot, but where you live will determine your ballot options for local races and who represents you in the state Legislature. Check your ballot and polling places on the Arkansas Secretary of State's website. Election Day is Nov. 3. Caveat: We've only included...

Arkansas TV Debate featuring Secretary of State candidates, Kelly Grappe (D), Kim Hammer (R) and Michael Pakko (L).

The Republican Party of Arkansas released a report Wednesday accusing Democratic congressional candidate Chris Jones of failing to disclose $16,000 in income from his political action committee.

Democrat Robb Ryerse spent much of Wednesday's 3rd Congressional District debate contrasting himself from Republican incumbent Steve Womack, arguing Northwest Arkansas needs a congressman who better represents families' interests.