Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · 7:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m.
Alma Community Center — 114 Collum Lane East, Alma
Trinity Baptist Church — 5020 N. Highway 71, Alma
- Cedarville First Baptist Church — 10744 N. Highway 59, Cedarville
- Dyer Community Center — 201 Loomis Lane, Dyer
- Mountainburg Assembly of God Church — 922 NE Highway 71, Mountainburg
- Mulberry Church of Christ — 2304 Keystone Circle, Mulberry
- Oliver Springs Freewill Baptist Church — 3144 Highway 348, Rudy
Emergency Operations Center — 1820 Chestnut Street
Crawford County Extension Office — 105 W. Pointer Trail
Pleasant Valley Church of Christ — 6020 Kibler Road
Figure Five Fire Station — 5920 N. Highway 59
City Heights United Methodist Church — 1002 Fayetteville Road
Living Word Baptist Church — 1445 Clyde Cate Road
The Current Outreach Church Annex — 1819 Rena Road
Justice of the Peace - District 4
Maryhelen Rodriguez is running for a county government that works for the people. She believes in transparency, strong libraries, reliable rural fire and EMS services, better roads and infrastructure, effective animal control, and improved access to rural mental health care. She’s running to give Crawford County residents a stronger voice, greater accountability, and a real choice at the ballot box.
Democratic Candidate for U.S. Senate — Arkansas
She is a sixth-generation Arkansas farmer, small business owner, mother and longtime advocate for Arkansas families and rural communities. She grew up in the Arkansas Delta and spent years operating her family's farm while raising her son. Hallie says she is running to put Arkansas families first and fight for an economy where hard work leads to a good life. She argues that Washington should focus on working families, farmers and communities rather than wealthy special interests.
About Hallie: hallieshoffner.com/about
Her Platform: hallieshoffner.com/platform
Democratic Candidate for Congress – Arkansas’ 3rd District
He is a pastor, nonprofit leader, husband and father of four who has called Northwest Arkansas home for 20 years. He and his wife, Vanessa, raised their family in Springdale. Robb previously ran for Congress in 2018 and has since worked with organizations focused on bringing Americans together across political differences.
Meet Robb: robbforcongress.com/meet-robb
His Values: robbforcongress.com/our-values
Democratic Candidate for Arkansas Governor
Fred Love is an Arkansas State Senator, former State Representative, community leader and father who has spent more than 15 years serving in the Arkansas Legislature. He represents Senate District 15 and previously served as House Minority Leader.
Fred says he is running to build an Arkansas where every child can learn, every family can thrive and every community has the opportunity to grow. His campaign focuses on practical solutions, stronger communities and creating opportunity across the entire state.
LEARN MORE: FredLoveForArkansas.com
Values & Priorities: fredloveforarkansas.com/values-priorities
Democratic Candidate for Arkansas Secretary of State
She is a lifelong Arkansan, community leader and business professional with three decades of experience leading teams, managing organizations and building programs that help people succeed. She describes herself as a problem-solver who believes government should work for people—not the other way around. Kelly says she is running to put people over politics, protect public trust and make sure Arkansas government works fairly and transparently for everyone.
About Kelly: kellygrappe.com/about-kelly
Her Vision: kellygrappe.com/our-vision
Democratic Candidate for Arkansas State House District 24
Ryan “Chief Chops” Intchauspe is a 24-year U.S. Navy veteran, retired Senior Chief, combat veteran, gunsmith and community leader. His military career included service as a Combat Search and Rescue Swimmer and work in nuclear command and control. He is running to bring his military experience and focus on accountability and results to the Arkansas Legislature. Ryan says he is running to fight for working families and defend individual freedom, while bringing practical leadership and accountability to Little Rock.
LEARN MORE: ChiefChopsforAR24.com
Democratic Candidate for Arkansas State House District 25
She is a lifelong Arkansan, single mother of three, multimedia artist, environmental educator and certified Art Therapy Practitioner. She has lived and worked in Northwest Arkansas for more than two decades and is focused on protecting rural communities and Arkansas's natural heritage. Courtney says she is running to bring “Homegrown Hope” to District 25 — focusing on practical solutions that strengthen families, protect local communities and make sure rural Arkansans have a voice in Little Rock.
Know the Issues: cking4ar.com/cadidate-comparison-know-the-issues.html
Your Election Day polling location may depend on your residential address.
Check your polling place: Arkansas VoterView
Crawford County Election Commission: 405 South Third Street, Van Buren, AR 72956
Phone: (479) 471-3222
Email: Election@crawfordcountyar.gov