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Early voting Friday, Saturday, Monday
With only a few days left in early voting, more Boone County voters have cast ballots than in the primary election in 2020. Records show 1,956 people had voted early by about 1 p.m. Thursday. … more
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This map shows state Senate District 28 in light pink, from Franklin and Johnson counties in the south through Madison County and part of Newton County to Carroll and part of Boone counties in the north.
Early voting light in several counties
Early voting turnout is still light in Boone County, but it’s also light in other counties with races that concern at least part of Boone. This is the Preferential Primary Election in which … more
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Election turnout static
With a week’s worth of early voting in the books, Boone County officials say turnout so far is comparable to other primary elections in recent memory. As of about noon Monday, 1,178 people … more
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Early voting on Saturday, too
As of about 1 p.m. Thursday, 716 people had voted early in Boone County. Of those, 655 voted in the Republican Primary, 58 in the Democratic Primary and three in the non-partisan judicial election. … more
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Early voting sluggish in Boone County
Early voting in the Primary Election, which also includes non-partisan judicial candidates, was off to a slow start Tuesday in Boone County after two days. You can choose to vote in either the … more
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Newton election centers ADA compliant
NEWTON COUNTY – When Newton County voters go to vote at an election center in the upcoming preferential and school board elections they may notice some differences. All 11 centers have been … more
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Boone County poll worker Nancy Newman (right) checks in voters who were lined up before 8 a.m. Monday in the Boone County Election Center in Harrison. Monday was the first day of early voting in the primary, judicial and school elections. Early voting continues Tuesday with hours from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Early voting begins for primary, judicial races
LITTLE ROCK (AP) — Early voting began Monday for Arkansas' primary election, which features crowded races for a Senate seat and some of the state's top offices. Voters can begin casting … more
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Valley Springs School Board candidates speak
Early voting in the Preferential Primary Election begins Monday, but the annual school election is held at the same time this year. In Boone County, there are races for an open seat on the Valley … more
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This year in Boone County, poll workers can scan your driver’s license or state-issued photo ID to select your ballot.
Early voting starts Monday in Primary
Early voting starts Monday in the Preferential Primary Election. In Boone County, early voting will be held at the Election Center at the corner of Central Avenue and Cherry Street in … more
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State House District 5
Callers to the Daily Times say they are having trouble determining the state Legislature districts after the maps were redrawn in 2021 as required by law following the 2020 Census. This map shows … more
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State Sen. Bob Ballinger (from left), Bob Largent, Ted Walker, state Rep. Keith Slape and former state Sen. Brian King, all Republican candidates for state Senate District 28 prepare to answer questions at Tuesday night’s candidate forum.
State Senate candidates talk differences
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the third in a three-part series of stories covering the candidate forum for local candidates held Tuesday night. The five Republican candidates vying for the … more
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Boone County Judge Robert Hathaway (left) and Justice of the Peace Bobby Woods fielded questions at the candidate forum Tuesday night
Judge, state House candidates speak
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the second in a three-part series of stories covering the candidate forum for local candidates held Tuesday night. Candidates for Boone County judge and state House of … more
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Boone County Treasurer Sandy Carter and Justice of the Peace David Thompson squared off at a candidate debate for the office Tuesday night.
Treasurer, sheriff candidates air differences
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a three-part series of stories covering the candidate forum for local candidates held Tuesday night. Candidates for Boone County treasurer and sheriff … more
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Third Congressional District Cong. Steve Womack (right) introduced community leaders in Boone County to First Congressional District Cong. Rick Crawford (seated), who is running for the Republican nomination for District 1. Boone County will be in District 1 for the first time since at least 1966 when the late Cong. John Paul Hammerschmidt was elected in 1966.
Congressmen appear together for voters
U.S. Cong. Steve Womack made one of his last trips to Boone County last week as the congressional representative and he was joined by Cong. Rick Crawford. After district maps were redrawn, Boone … more
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U.S. Sen. John Boozman is seen here during a recent trip to Harrison.
Boozman tough in latest ads
LITTLE ROCK — At home, two-term Republican Sen. John Boozman is known as an unassuming figure who talks almost in a whisper and is more comfortable chatting about policy or the University of … more
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Candidate forum set Tuesday night
The Harrison Daily Times will sponsor a political forum at 6 Tuesday night for those candidates who face the Republican Primary in May. In Boone County, there are primary races for treasurer, … more
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State House District 6
Callers to the Daily Times say they are having trouble determining the state Legislature districts after the maps were redrawn in 2021 as required by law following the 2020 Census. This map shows … more
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State Senate District 23
Callers to the Daily Times say they are having trouble determining the state Legislature districts after the maps were redrawn in 2021 as required by law allowing the 2020 Census. This map shows … more
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State Senate District 28 map
Callers to the Daily Times say they are having trouble determining the state Legislature districts after the maps were redrawn in 2021 as required by law allowing the 2020 Census. This map shows … more
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Chamber eyes possibility of nixing tax 
Some candidates running for statewide office in Arkansas are espousing the abolition of state income tax. Just what would that mean in the long run?  When the Harrison Chamber of Commerce … more
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