Voters in Tuesday’s primaries probably noticed a different kind of campaign going on not too far from the voting booth.
Voters in Tuesday’s primaries probably noticed a different kind of campaign going on not too far from the voting booth.
President Obama announced last week that his position on same sex marriage had evolved.
An interesting primary race has developed to determine the Democratic nominee in the 1st Congressional District, who will face incumbent Republican Rick Crawford in November.
The recent news release about an auctioned internship in U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor’s office was almost too much to believe. It likely would not have been believable had it not been on a reputable wire service, submitted by a company that thought it had legitimately won the internship.
As the Democratic primary to nominate the replacement for Congressman Mike Ross unfolds, it appears that none of the three Democratic candidates comes close to filling his large shoes.
The political landscape has changed dramatically in Arkansas in four years.
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Republican Mitt Romney scored a hat trick Tuesday, apparently on his way to becoming the party’s presidential nominee.
On Tuesday, the campaign to re-elect President Obama opened its Arkansas headquarters in North Little Rock.
Arkansas Congressman Rick Crawford made a major mistake last week.
