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Lynette Bryant

Government & Politics

Mike Ross, Asa Hutchinson Win Arkansas Governor Primaries

Solidifying a general election matchup they've effectively been running for nearly a year, Democrat Mike Ross and Republican Asa Hutchinson clinched their parties' nominations for Arkansas governor in Tuesday's primary. read more >
Government & Politics

Top Races Take Back Seat in Arkansas Primary

Arkansas' campaigns for governor and the U.S. Senate will take a back seat to dozens of congressional, statewide and legislative matchups Tuesday as voters decide the state's various primary races. read more >
Government & Politics

Hopefuls for Arkansas Governor Keep Eyes on November

Running in one of the most closely watched governor's races in the country, Democrat Mike Ross and Republican Asa Hutchinson have no qualms about taking potshots at each other on the campaign trail. They're less focused on their rivals in next week's primary. read more >
Tom Cotton
Agriculture & Poultry / Government & Politics

Speaking at Farm Bureau Forum, Tom Cotton Defends ‘No’ Vote On Farm Bill

Republican Senate hopeful and U.S. Rep. Tom Cotton defended his vote against the Farm Bill as he addressed the state's largest agricultural advocacy group on Tuesday, while U.S. Sen. Mark Pryor accused his rival of turning a "deaf ear" on Arkansas farmers. read more >
Government & Politics

GOP Gubernatorial Candidates Clash in Debate

Republican gubernatorial hopeful Asa Hutchinson called rival Curtis Coleman's vow to resist some deployments of the Arkansas National Guard "inflammatory rhetoric" as the two squared off in a debate on Saturday. read more >
Mike Ross detailed his plan Wednesday to expand the Arkansas Better Chance program, which has seen its funding remain flat over the past several years. The Democrat is running for Arkansas governor.
Education / Government & Politics

Mike Ross Wants To Expand Arkansas Pre-K Program

Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Mike Ross is proposing to expand Arkansas' prekindergarten program and make it accessible to every 4-year-old in the state, a plan he says will eventually cost an additional $37.4 million a year. read more >