Deadlines Approaching to Order Printed Copies of the Voter’s Guide

Arkansas Voter's Guide,

We’ve told you before about the 2014 Arkansas Voter’s Guide.

The Arkansas Voter’s Guide is a free, nonpartisan service Family Council has been pleased to provide since 1990. We survey candidates for state and federal office on a wide variety of issues, and we publish their responses in print and online.

If you would like to order printed copies of our Voter’s Guide, don’t wait. The deadline is approaching quickly.

Churches need to order their printed guides by no later than Monday, May 12.

Individuals may order Voter’s Guides until Thursday, May 15.

Click here to order printed copies of the Arkansas Voter’s Guide right now!

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Arkansas Right to Life Releases Voter’s Guide

Elections

Our friends at Arkansas Right to Life have released the results of their 2014 primary elections candidate survey. You can see their candidate survey results here.

Arkansas Right to Life sent candidates for state and federal office five questions related to human life and legislation, asking each candidate to answer “Yes,” “No,” or “Undecided.”

Voter’s guides are a valuable tool you can use to learn about the candidates running for office ahead of the primary elections. Early voting is underway in Arkansas right now, and Election Day is Tuesday, May 20. If you have any questions about the election, please feel free to contact our office at (501) 375-7000.

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Primaries, Runoffs, and Generals: Understanding Elections

Elections

The May primary elections are less than 4 weeks away. Between the primary elections, runoff elections, special elections, and the November General Election, it’s no wonder people routinely express confusion over exactly what each election is and what their vote does.

As Election Day approaches, we thought it would be a good idea to type up a simple primer of what each election is and what it does. Whether you’re a student who is just learning about elections or an adult who missed some of the finer nuances of self-government in civics class, we hope you will find this brief primer helpful in understanding what is going on this year.

Primary Elections

Elections are held in even-number years (with a few exceptions, which we will mention shortly). In Arkansas, some elected officials serve two-year terms (like members of the Arkansas House of Representatives) while others serve four-year terms (like the Governor and members of the Arkansas Senate).

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