Family Council Estimates As Many As One In Ten Voters in March Primary Saw Guide
Family Council estimates it distributed enough copies of its 2024 Arkansas Voter’s Guide in print and online to reach one in ten voters who participated in the March primary elections.
Since 1990, the Arkansas Voter’s Guide has been one of the most important services we provide.
We survey the candidates on issues voters care about — like abortion, education, and so on — and we publish their survey responses in print and online at ArkansasVotersGuide.com.
Our guide is nonpartisan. It doesn’t favor one candidate over another, and we don’t use it to make endorsements. It’s strictly a tool that voters can use to learn more about where their candidates stand.
Since February, Family Council distributed more than 27,000 printed copies of the Arkansas Voter’s Guide to likely voters statewide and directed thousands of people to ArkansasVotersGuide.com to view candidate surveys online.
Most of the printed guides went to couples, families, and churches across the state — meaning each copy likely was shared and used by more than one person.
Altogether, our team estimates that Family Council’s voter’s guide may have reached one out of every ten voters who participated in the March 5 primaries.
We want to thank everyone who helped make the Arkansas Voter’s Guide so successful during the 2024 spring primaries.
We look forward to distributing thousands more voter’s guides ahead of the General Election this November.
