US EditionArkansas Legislators Face Term Limits in 2026 Primary - Conduit News Arkansas
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Arkansas Legislators Face Term Limits in 2026 Primary - Conduit News Arkansas
As Arkansas prepares for the 2026 primary, term limits under Amendment 73, which caps legislative service at 16 years, will bar several lawmakers from seeking re-election, reshaping the state’s political landscape. A number of legislators, having reached the 16-year limit, will leave open seats in both the House and Senate, sparking what is expected to be a competitive primary in the GOP-dominated state. The Republican Party currently holds a 29…
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