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Harris sues, disputes outcome in House District 25 Republican primary - Vimarsana News

Harris sues, disputes outcome in House District 25 Republican primary

OZARK -- Republican state House candidate Jody Harris filed a lawsuit Tuesday disputing certified primary results that show her losing to Chad Puryear by seven votes.

Harris sues, disputes outcome in House District 25 Republican primary - Vimarsana News

Harris sues, disputes outcome in House District 25 Republican primary

OZARK -- Republican state House candidate Jody Harris filed a lawsuit Tuesday disputing certified primary results that show her losing to Chad Puryear by seven votes.

Pulaski County JP candidate Jefferson disqualified over hot-check conviction - Vimarsana News

Pulaski County JP candidate Jefferson disqualified over hot-check conviction

A 16-year-old misdemeanor hot-check conviction means Barry Jefferson can't hold elected office, a Pulaski County circuit judge ruled Friday, invalidating the votes for Jefferson's campaign for the county quorum court.

Sebastian County judge candidate Altes charged with felony abusing public trust - Vimarsana News

Sebastian County judge candidate Altes charged with felony abusing public trust

Denny Altes, a Republican candidate for county judge in Sebastian County, has been charged in connection with one count of abuse of public trust, a class C felony. A trial is expected in the case, but no date has been set.

2 candidates challenge restrictions on the display of campaign signs at Arkansas' Capitol - Vimarsana News

2 candidates challenge restrictions on the display of campaign signs at Arkansas' Capitol

A 7-year-old law restricting how political candidates and public officials can display campaign signs on their cars at the state Capitol violates freedom of speech protections, say two Republican office-seekers, both attorneys, who filed a lawsuit Thursday.