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We endorse and financially support women running for state and local office in Arkansas who champion reproductive freedom and advance policies that uphold the dignity and rights of all.

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Our 2026 Candidates

Use the following search and filters to find PAWPAC-endorsed candidates for this cycle.

Erika Askeland

Erika Askeland

State Representative #32

Primary Opponent: Joshua Alfano

Roseann Askeland

Roseann Askeland

Craighead Co. JP #5

Opponent: Rick Myers

Rona Bellinger

Rona Bellinger

Garland Co. JP #5

Opponent: Ralf Bailes (R)

Paula Bettis

Paula Bettis

Garland Co. JP #4

Opponent: Kari Barber Bars (R)

Julie Blackwood

Julie Blackwood

Pulaski Co. JP #4

Unopposed Incumbent

Vivian Brittenum

Vivian Brittenum

Jacksonville City Council W3 P1

Opponent: Reedie Ray

LaTisha Brunson

LaTisha Brunson

Pine Bluff City Council W1 P2

Opponent: John Fenley

Debra Buckner

Debra Buckner

Pulaski Co. Treasurer & Collector

Unopposed Incumbent

Natalie Capps

Natalie Capps

Pulaski Co. JP #2

Unopposed Incumbent

Lela Chism

Lela Chism

Shannon Hills City Council W2 P2

Opponent: Mendy Barnes (R)

Rep. Nicole Clowney

Rep. Nicole Clowney

State Representative #21

Unopposed Incumbent

Beth Coger

Beth Coger

Washington Co. JP #9

Unopposed Incumbent

Valerie Donaldson

Valerie Donaldson

Desha Co. Clerk & Probate

Opponent: Renee Baxter

Rep. Denise Ennett

Rep. Denise Ennett

State Representative #80

Opponent: Daniel Stuckey

Roneisha Flowers

Roneisha Flowers

Camden City Council, Ward 1, #1

Opponent: James Bell

Debra Fuller

Debra Fuller

Saline Co. JP #13

Opponent: Karen Crowson

Rep. Denise Garner

Rep. Denise Garner

State Senate #30

Unopposed

Anna Beth Gorman

Anna Beth Gorman

NLR City Council Ward 2, #2

Opponents: Louis Dillard, Harlan Hur

Amber Govan

Amber Govan

Pulaski Co. JP #12

Opponent: Luke McCoy (R)

Kelly Grappe

Kelly Grappe

Secretary of State

Kim Hammer (R); Michael Pakko (L)

Meleah Gretzmier

Meleah Gretzmier

Benton Co. JP #13

Opponent: John Matar

Hayley Hall

Hayley Hall

Fayetteville City Council W3 P1

Opponent: Andrew Brink

Ashley Harvey

Ashley Harvey

Washington Co. JP #15

Opponent: Butch Pond (R)

Berlinda Helms

Berlinda Helms

Jacksonville City Council W4 P1

Opponents: Susan Davitt, Kara Woller

Andy Hillis

Andy Hillis

Saline Co. JP #9

Opponent: C. J. Engel

Letisha Hinds

Letisha Hinds

State Representative #16

Opponent: Kendon Underwood

AnneDella Hines

AnneDella Hines

Washington Co. JP #7

Opponent: Charles Dean (R)

Terri Hollingsworth

Terri Hollingsworth

Pulaski Circuit & County Clerk

Unopposed Incumbent

Rep. Ashley Hudson

Rep. Ashley Hudson

State Representative #75

Opponent: Hunter Sadler (R)

Natalie James

Natalie James

Little Rock City Director W7

Opponents: Joe Gray, Benny Johnson

Beverly Keown

Beverly Keown

State Representative #60

Opponent: Rep. Roger Lynch

Courtney King

Courtney King

State Representative #25

Opponent: Rep. Chad Puryear

Kathy Lewison

Kathy Lewison

Pulaski Co. JP #3

Opponent: Reed Martin (R)

Cassandra Mayes

Cassandra Mayes

State Representative #71

Opponent: Stephen Bright (R)

Rep. Tippi McCullough

Rep. Tippi McCullough

State Representative #74

Unopposed Incumbent

Sarah Moore

Sarah Moore

Fayetteville City Council W2 P1

Opponent: John Coleman

Jolene Mullet

Jolene Mullet

Craighead Co. JP #1

Opponent: Brad Noel (R)

Cynthia Nations

Cynthia Nations

State Representative #55

Opponent: Matthew Brown

Wendy Peer

Wendy Peer

State Representative #50

Opponent: Rep. Zach Gramlich (R)

Rep. Tara Shephard

Rep. Tara Shephard

State Senate #15

Unopposed Incumbent

Stephanie Shufelt

Stephanie Shufelt

Washington Co. JP #5

Opponent: Kyle Lyons

Rep. Joy Springer

Rep. Joy Springer

State Representative #76

Opponent: Isbac Ceja (R)

Evelyn Rios Stafford

Evelyn Rios Stafford

Washington Co. JP #12

Unopposed Incumbent

Allison Sweatman

Allison Sweatman

State Senate #13

Opponent: Brandon Achor (R)

Alex Thomas

Alex Thomas

Crittenden Co. JP #2

Opponent: Beth Wilson

Jane-Ellen Udouj-Kutchka

Jane-Ellen Udouj-Kutchka

State Representative #51

Opponent: Rep. Cindy Crawford (R)

Tina Ward

Tina Ward

Pulaski Co. JP #9

Unopposed Incumbent

LaConda Watson

LaConda Watson

Jacksonville City Council W5 P1

Opponent: Joy Kinman

Kathy Webb

Kathy Webb

Little Rock City Board of Directors #3

Opponent: Lake Smith

Angelina White

Angelina White

Benton Co. JP #2

Opponent: Candice Bright

Cheesa Williams

Cheesa Williams

Jacksonville City Council W1 P1

Opponents: Michael D. Dietz, Others

Audrey Willis

Audrey Willis

State Representative #35

Opponent: Robert Thorne Jr. (R)

Rep. Diana Gonzales Worthen

Rep. Diana Gonzales Worthen

State Representative #9

Opponent: Matthew Goff (R)

Patricia Young-Baker

Patricia Young-Baker

Pulaski Co. JP #10

Opponent: Kristina Gulley

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Why I Run

“My family was at the forefront of the civil rights movement. Speaking up and elevating my voice on issues that deeply impact my community is in my blood.”

– Representative Jamie Scott,
North Little Rock
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– Jess Mallett, Little Rock
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Arkansas is fighting back!

Arkansas is fighting back, and our endorsed women are at the forefront of this fight. They're fighting to take back control of our bodies and our lives. They're fighting back against maternal mortality, childhood hunger, and lack of medical and dental care. They're fighting for a better education for our children.

We need change nowl We need to elect them now!

PAWPAC is here to recruit, mentor, and most importantly, financially support these bold women.

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