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AR-2 House Race 2028 (Arkansas)
Election day: November 7, 2028.
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- Republican party87%
- Democratic party17%
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In the news
- AP calls French Hill winner in Arkansas' 2nd District race, edging Chris Jones
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — French Hill has won the race for Arkansas' 2nd Congressional District, according to AP News, defeating Chris Jones in the Nov. 3 general election. With 50.9% of votes counted, Hill received 127,000 votes…
- French Hill winner in Arkansas’ 2nd District race, edging Chris Jones
French Hill has won the race for Arkansas’ 2nd Congressional District, according to AP News, defeating Chris Jones in the Nov. 3 general election. With 50.9% of votes counted, Hill received 127,000 votes, compared with Jones’ 123,032…
- U.S. Rep French Hill elected to 7th term in office, AP projects
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- Race between French Hill and Chris Jones remains too close to call Wednesday morning
The race for Arkansas' 2nd Congressional District was still too close to call Wednesday morning. House Democrats had added the 2nd district to a list of targets for the November midterms. Arkansas' 2nd district comprises much of central…
- With just over half the vote counted, Chris Jones leads French Hill
According to most national pundits, of the five U.S. Congressional races in Arkansas this year, Chris Jones in Arkansas’ 2nd District has the best chance of pulling an upset and unseating a Republican incumbent. As the numbers trickle in…
- The final sprint to Election Day
Here’s the latest midterm news, with four days to go. Correction: Due to incorrect information provided by the source, an earlier version of this post misstated the nature of ad spending by Everytown for Gun Safety. Most of the buys will…
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