Governor
Four-year term as the state's chief executive. Responsible for enforcing state laws, preparing the state budget, and commanding the Arkansas National Guard.
Republican Primary
47th Governor of Arkansas since 2023. Daughter of former Governor Mike Huckabee. Served as White House Press Secretary under President Trump (2017-2019). Graduate of Ouachita Baptist University. Born in Hope, Arkansas.
Democratic Primary
State Senator from District 15 (Mabelvale/Pulaski County) since 2023. Term-limited from seeking reelection to the Legislature. Campaign focuses on protecting public schools, empowering communities, and driving inclusive economic growth, especially in rural and underserved areas.
Businesswoman from Bentonville. Also ran for governor in 2022. Emphasizes her business experience and entrepreneurial background. Focuses on economic development and opportunity for all Arkansans.
Lieutenant Governor
Four-year term. Presides over the Arkansas Senate and serves as acting governor when the governor is out of state.
21st Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas since 2023. Previously served as Arkansas Attorney General (2015-2023), the first woman elected to that office. Attorney and former prosecutor. Graduate of University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law.
Official Website →Attorney General
Four-year term as the state's chief legal officer. Represents the state in legal matters, issues legal opinions, and oversees consumer protection.
57th Attorney General of Arkansas since 2023. Previously served as Lieutenant Governor (2015-2023) and U.S. Representative for District 2 (2011-2015). U.S. Army Reserve Colonel. Graduate of Hendrix College and Tulane Law School. Native of Magnolia.
Official Website →Secretary of State
Four-year term. Oversees elections, maintains business filings, and serves as keeper of the state seal.
Republican Primary
State Senator from Benton. Announced candidacy in January 2025. Experienced legislator seeking to lead Arkansas's election administration. Has served in the Arkansas House and Senate.
Miller County Judge from Texarkana. Brings executive experience in county government administration. First female county judge in Miller County history.
21-year veteran of the U.S. military. Brings national security and leadership experience to the race. Focuses on election integrity and efficient government administration.
Democratic Primary
Democratic candidate for Secretary of State. Filed to run in the 2026 Democratic primary. Focuses on accessible elections and voter services.
State Treasurer
Four-year term. Manages the state's cash flow, investments, and maintains custody of state funds.
State Treasurer since winning a special election in 2024 after previously serving as Secretary of State (2019-2024). Previously served as State Land Commissioner. Longtime public servant with extensive experience in state government.
Official Website →State Auditor
Four-year term. Conducts audits of state agencies, counties, and other government entities to ensure proper use of public funds.
State Auditor since 2023. Previously served as Saline County Judge. Former chairman of the Republican Party of Arkansas. Focuses on fiscal accountability and transparency in government spending.
Official Website →Commissioner of State Lands
Four-year term. Manages land that comes into state ownership through tax forfeiture and other means.
Republican Primary
Republican candidate for Commissioner of State Lands. Filed for the 2026 Republican primary election.
Republican candidate for Commissioner of State Lands. Filed for the 2026 Republican primary election.
Circuit Court — 6th Judicial District, Division 3
Six-year term on the Pulaski County Circuit Court. Circuit judges handle felony criminal cases, civil cases, domestic relations, and juvenile matters. This seat is open due to the retirement of Judge Cathi Compton.
Personal injury and civil litigation attorney with nearly 30 years of courtroom experience. Founded Gibson Law Firm in 2002. Former president of the Arkansas Trial Lawyers Association. Ran for Attorney General in 2022. Originally from Lead Hill, graduate of University of Arkansas and UALR Bowen School of Law.
Criminal defense attorney from North Little Rock. Founded Tellez Law Firm in 2015. Named to Super Lawyers and National Trial Lawyers Top 100 in Arkansas. Graduate of Catholic High School, Duke University (economics), and UALR Bowen School of Law. Ran for District Court judge in 2024.
Family law attorney from North Little Rock. Currently practices at Dodds, Kidd & Ryan in Little Rock. Former law clerk for Circuit Judge Mike Reif. Graduate of Catholic High School, University of Central Arkansas, and UALR Bowen School of Law.
Arkansas Supreme Court
Eight-year terms. The Supreme Court is the highest court in Arkansas and has final appellate jurisdiction over all cases. Justices run in nonpartisan elections.
Position 3
Candidate for Arkansas Supreme Court Position 3. Legal professional seeking to serve on the state's highest court.
Candidate for Arkansas Supreme Court Position 3. Legal professional seeking to serve on the state's highest court.
Position 6
Candidate for Arkansas Supreme Court Position 6. Former U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas. Legal professional with prosecutorial experience.