Recount triggered by narrow margin confirms Wilson’s win in Midlands congressional seat ↗
A recount confirmed Joe Wilson’s reelection to the U.S. House seat he’s held for nearly a quarter-century. The race was closer than expected.
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Election results from local races across Northwest Arkansas ↗
The following are final but unofficial results of local races across Northwest Arkansas in Tuesday's election.
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Chris Jones named Pulaski County’s next planning director following defeat in 2nd Congressional District race ↗
Pulaski County Judge-elect Wendell Griffen has tapped Chris Jones to serve as the director of planning and development in his county administration, Griffen announced Tuesday.
Arkansas governor’s higher education funding proposal a mixed bag for state’s universities ↗
Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders has proposed nearly $12 million in additional productivity-based funding for the state's public colleges and universities as part of her budget proposal for the next two fiscal years.
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UA researchers praise Arkansas’ ‘meaningful steps’ on education, suggest five priorities under LEARNS Act ↗
The signing of the LEARNS Act in 2023 by Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signaled a "New Era" in Arkansas education, say researchers with the University of Arkansas in a new book.
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Chris Jones teases 2028 campaign after falling short in bid for 2nd Congressional District seat ↗
WASHINGTON -- Chris Jones has not formally announced plans to run for Congress again, but the Little Rock Democrat has shown his intentions. Jones, who lost to Republican U.S. Rep. French Hill in last week's 2nd Congressional District race, shared a graphic on social media Tuesday telling people, "Don't throw away your signs yet ..."
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YORBA LINDA, Calif. -- Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders didn't directly rule out a run for president when asked by audience members during the first stop of her national book tour Wednesday evening. ↗
YORBA LINDA, Calif. -- Republican Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders didn't directly rule out a run for president when asked by audience members during the first stop of her national book tour Wednesday evening.
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SC’s Nikki Haley won’t jump into 2028 White House race. But still look for her to be very active. ↗
Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley won’t join the 2028 White House race, but she is staying politically involved. She has in mind the types of candidates she would support, and doesn’t rule out a 2032 run.
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In June 1946, 3,000 Shriners staged a parade downtown as part of the 60th anniversary celebration for Richmond’s ACCA Temple. Nearly 300 candidates for admission to the temple were present for induction rites at the event. Here, the Richmond Guard of Honor marched in the parade.
The race for Maine attorney general is down to a state lawmaker and Yarmouth lawyer ↗
Sen. Anne Carney, D-Cape Elizabeth, and Yarmouth lawyer Tim Shannon are squaring off in December.
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Family of ICE agent in Biddeford shooting accuses him of immigrant bias, New York Times reports ↗
David Brouillette, who shot and killed Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Biddeford, reportedly sent a series of racist emails regarding a Colombian man in 2021.
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Secretary of State Howe recommends Surrey School District contest bond election ↗
Secretary of State Michael Howe says he would encourage the Surrey School District to contest its $5.8 million bond election after a mapping error left the question off some ballots.