A new audit from a state commission reveals details about the 0.01% of registered voters in Arkansas who are purportedly not U.S. citizens and how they ended up in state voter rolls.

Two special primary (and subsequent general) elections will fill vacant legislative seats in House District 70 and Senate District 26.

Over the next week, voters across much of the River Valley will be able to head to the polls to cast their vote on who will represent the Republican Party in the race for the District 26 seat in the Arkansas State Senate.

Voters in Franklin, Johnson, Logan, and Sebastian counties will vote on the Republican candidate for the Senate District 26 race.

Benton County residents will have slightly fewer vote centers at which to cast their ballots for the March 3 preferential primary and nonpartisan general election than they had in 2024, but a wider window in which to transfer their voter registration if they moved in from another county.

The countdown is now underway for a special election here in Central Arkansas. Here's what to know before early voting gets underway.

Voters in Franklin, Logan, Johnson and Sebastian counties will decide who will fill the District 26 State Senate seat.