Volunteers fanned out across Clark County this fall to register new Republican voters ahead of the November election, adding hundreds of names to the rolls.
More than 200 supporters gathered at the Arkadelphia Country Club for the Clark County Republican Party's annual fundraising dinner, raising over $45,000 for local candidates and party operations.
The evening featured remarks from County Judge Troy Tucker and U.S. Representative Bruce Westerman, who spoke about the importance of local engagement in advancing conservative values across Arkansas.
Funds raised will support voter outreach, candidate recruitment, and community events throughout the 2026 election cycle. We are grateful to every donor and volunteer who made the evening a success.
Volunteers fanned out across Clark County this fall to register new Republican voters ahead of the November election, adding hundreds of names to the rolls.
The drive focused on rural precincts and first-time voters, with teams stationed at county fairs, churches, and community centers throughout October.
If you missed the registration deadline this cycle, mark your calendar — we will be back in the spring. Contact us to volunteer for the next drive.
County Judge Troy Tucker announced a $2.1 million investment in road improvements for rural Clark County, funded through a combination of state and federal infrastructure grants.
The project will resurface more than 18 miles of county roads and repair three bridges in the eastern part of the county, areas that have long needed attention.
"Good roads mean better access to jobs, schools, and emergency services," Judge Tucker said. "This is responsible government delivering real results for our residents."
The Clark County Republican Party will hold its monthly meeting on Wednesday, January 27, 2027 at The Plaza at Twin Rivers.
All registered Republicans in Clark County are welcome to attend. Contact us if you have items to add to the agenda.