ELECTION INFORMATION

2026 GENERAL ELECTION
Early Voting Begins October 19th to November 2nd
Election Day November 3, 2026

EARLY VOTING

Dates, Times, & Places:

Marion County Fairgrounds - 513 E Seawell Ave, Summit, AR
Bull Shoals City Hall - 704 C S Woods Blvd, Bull Shoals, AR

Lazy Acres Fire Station - 254 Main Ave, Peel, AR

ELECTION DAY VOTING

Election Date:

November 3, 2026 Hours: 7:30am – 7:30pm

* Bruno Fire Station - 8804 AR-235, Valley Springs, AR (LOCATION CHANGED – see below)

Bull Shoals City Hall - 704 C S Woods Blvd, Bull Shoals, AR

Caney Fire Station - 11012 AR-14, Yellville, AR

Flippin High School - 103 Alford St, Flippin, AR

Lakeway Fire Station - 55 Marion County 3055, Yellville, AR

Marion County Fairgrounds - 513 E Seawell Ave, Summit, AR

Oakland Community Center - 6093 Oakland Rd, Oakland, AR
Promise Land Community Center - 6178 Promise Land Rd, Mountain Home, AR

* [Bruno-Pyatt poll previously located at the Bruno-Pyatt School - 4754 AR-125, Everton, AR]

ABSENTEE VOTING:

To request an absentee ballot, or to see if you are qualified to vote absentee, contact the County Clerk’s office using the information below:
300 E Old Main St, Yellville, AR- (870) 449-6226 - Office Hours M-F 8am to 4:30pm

VIEWING YOUR BALLOT PRIOR TO VOTING:

Any voter may look up his or her sample ballot on the Secretary of State’s website at: https://www.voterview.ar-nova.org/voterview. Ballots will be available no later than 20 days prior to the election. Sample ballots will also be available at the polling site.

Voter Registration Information
Due to the influx of people who have moved into Arkansas and the surrounding counties, the following may be helpful information to residents:

IF YOU ARE REGISTERED TO VOTE IN ANOTHER STATE OR COUNTY:

If you have moved to Arkansas from another state, notify the voter registrar in your previous state of residence to request cancellation. Be sure to submit a new registration application to your county clerk in Arkansas.

FAQ: If one has multiple residences in different states and spends time at both during the year, which residence should be used to determine where to register and vote?

ANSWER: This is a decision you will have to make, but you must choose only one voting location. Many factors affect residency, but in general, your residence is where your family lives, where you physically reside, the place you intend to return to live, where your driver’s license says you live, where you claim your homeowner’s property tax exemption, etc.

If you have moved from one county to another within Arkansas, you must transfer your registration to your new county of residence.

For questions about transferring your registration, or if you are a college student and have questions about your place of registration, you can contact the MARION COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE at 870-449-6226. Election Commission information can be found at Election Commission

Or you can check online at the Arkansas Secretary of State’s web site at:

https://www.sos.arkansas.gov/elections

VOTER ELIGIBILITY IN ARKANSAS:

To register to vote in Arkansas, you must be:

A citizen of the United States.

A resident of Arkansas.

At least 18 years old by the date of the next election.

Even if you meet the requirements above, you CANNOT register to vote if you are:

Convicted of a felony AND currently serving incarceration, parole, probation.*

Judged mentally incompetent by a court with jurisdiction in AR.

*You may apply through your state agency to restore your voting rights.