2024 candidates line up to file for state, federal offices
One hundred and thirty-seven candidates for state and federal offices and their supporters kicked off Arkansas' filing period for the 2024 election Monday.
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One hundred and thirty-seven candidates for state and federal offices and their supporters kicked off Arkansas' filing period for the 2024 election Monday.
One hundred and thirty-seven candidates for state and federal offices and their supporters kicked off Arkansas' filing period for the 2024 election Monday.
Jerry Holmes of Heber Springs, a former Cleburne County judge and sheriff, announced this week he is running for the Republican nomination for Arkansas House of Representatives District 41 seat next year with incumbent Rep. Josh Miller, R-Heber Springs, not seeking reelection.
Former Cleburne County Sheriff Marty Moss of Heber Springs said he will seek the Republican nomination for Arkansas House of Representatives District 41 seat after incumbent Rep. Josh Miller, R-Heber Springs, announced he isn't seeking reelection next year.
Six-term incumbent state Rep. Josh Miller said he will not seek reelection.