Candidates and races listed in the upcoming Arkansas primary, plus how to see a sample ballot for your precinct.

Early voting started Tuesday morning across Arkansas, but a judge has yet to rule on a motion for a preliminary injunction that would allow a candidate to contract with a research firm to do exit polling for the primary election March 3.

Arkansas voters will head to the polls on March 3 to decide on which Democrats and Republicans will face off in November. Here are some of the key races to watch.

(Editor's Note: The candidates' answers are being published as submitted. The Gazette made only edits for formatting.)

The Arkansas Primary Election, Nonpartisan Judicial General Election and Annual School Election will be on March 3.

For the most part, the statewide races for constitutional offices that will appear on your March 2026 primary ballot are not as exciting as some races, but they're still worth talking about.

There are several new election laws voters should be aware of heading into the March 3 preferential primary election. Early voting for the primary election begins Feb. 17 and ends March 2.