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The race to replace the retiring Larry Jegley as Little Rock's elected prosecutor was an $813,155 contest, with most of that money spent by billionaire-backed special interest groups, according to final campaign-finance reports filed Thursday with the secretary of state's office.
Will Jones held a slim lead Tuesday night over Alicia "Lisa" Walton in the race for prosecuting attorney for the Little Rock-based Sixth Judicial District of Perry and Pulaski counties.
While Will Jones has eschewed outside spending in his race against Alicia "Lisa" Walton for the Little Rock-based Sixth Judicial District prosecuting attorney, a group of Little Rock businessmen, several of them Republican donors, have put up $216,000 to support his campaign.
Two out-of-state billionaires, one a liberal Democrat, the other a conservative Republican, have taken sides in the race to decide the next elected Little Rock prosecutor who will replace the retiring Larry Jegley.
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