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Here are Arkansas' 2026 election results

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NPR Staff. (2026, November 3). Here are Arkansas' 2026 election results. NPR. https://www.npr.org/2026/11/03/g-s1-147136/arkansas-election-results-2026

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The article provides election results for Arkansas in 2026, compiled by The Associated Press. It includes demographic and economic data such as income and education levels from the American Community Survey and unemployment rates from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and state governments. The piece does not include candidates who received less than 5% of the vote and focuses on comprehensive election data while excluding special elections or small counties with sparse reporting.

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On November 3, 2026, NPR reported Arkansas' election results for the 2026 elections, as tabulated by The Associated Press. The report does not include candidates who received less than 5% support individually. Demographic trends were not shown due to fewer than 10 counties reporting above 50%. County-level unemployment data from August 2026 was provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, while township-level data came from state governments. The 2024 presidential margins used in the analysis are based on states’ final certified results from The Associated Press and demographic, income, and education data comes from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey five-year estimates.

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American Community Survey The Associated Press the Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Demographic trends are not shown for special elections or states with fewer than 10 counties reporting above 50%.

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2026-11-03 · NPR

Here are Arkansas' 2026 election results · assertive framing

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Notes: Election results are tabulated by The Associated Press. asserted

results → tabulate → Press

Candidates receiving less than 5% support are not shown individually. asserted

Candidates → receive → support

Demographic, income and education data comes from 2020-2024 American Community Survey five-year estimates. asserted

data → come → estimates

Demographic trends are not shown for special elections or states with fewer than 10 counties reporting above 50%. asserted

trends → show → %

County-level unemployment data shown are preliminary August 2026 rates, via the Bureau of Labor Statistics. asserted

data → show → Statistics

Township-level unemployment data comes from state governments. asserted

data → come → governments

2024 presidential margins are based on states’ final certified results, as provided by The Associated Press. asserted

margins → base → Press