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Candidates in Arkansas' 2nd U.S. Congressional District race, incumbent U.S. Representative French Hill (R), and challengers Clarke Tucker (D), and Joe Ryne (L) Swafford, faced each other in…

Arkansas gubernatorial candidates, incumbent Asa Hutchinson (R) and challengers Jared Henderson (D) and Mark West (L), faced each other for a debate.

Arkansas U.S. Senate candidates. incumbent Senator John Boozman (R), Conner Eldridge (D), and Frank Gilbert (L), met for a debate. Topics included education policy, gridlock in Washington, D…

Patrick Hays (D), French Hill (R), and Debbie Standiford (L), candidates in Arkansas' 2nd Congressional District election, met in a debate. Courtesy of Arkansas Educational Television Networ…

Senator Mark Pryor (D), Representative Tom Cotton (R), Nathan LaFrance (Lib.), and Mark Swaney (Green) met in a debate for the Arkansas U.S. Senate race. The topics included health care, tax…

Arkansas Senate candidates Senator Blanche Lincoln (D), Representative John Boozman (R), John Gray (G), and Trevor Drown (I) debated various issues.

Governor Beebe delivered the annual state of the state address to the legislature.

Governor Mike Huckabee (R-AR) delivered his annual state of the state address. Among the issues he addressed were the economy, security, and eduction.

Incumbent Senator Blanche Lambert-Lincoln faced State Senator Jim Holt in a debate. The panelists included: Bill Simmons, James Jefferson, and Kyle Kellams. Steve Barnes moderated the debat…

In the Donald W. Reynolds Performance Hall at the University of Central Arkansas, the candidates debated issues including negative campaign ads, the economy, abortion, the war on terrorism, …

Hutchinson and Pryor senate campaign ads were shown.

Representative Tim Hutchinson(R-AR), a two-term congressman, and Winston Bryant, who served as lieutenant governor from 1981 to 1991 and has served as attorney general since 1991, debated st…

Several Arkansas correspondents talked aboutthe 1992 presidential race, including the final push of Democratic presidential nominee Gov. Bill Clinton. The correspondents spoke to each other …