2024 Arkansas Elections
In addition to voting in the presidential contest between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris, voters in Arkansas will also cast ballots for the state’s four congressional districts.
612,544 mail-in and early in-person votes cast
26,188 mail-in ballots requested
Who's Running?
President
U.S. House of Representatives
Plan Your Vote in Arkansas
All deadlines to register to vote have passed. The general election happens on November 5, 2024
- Oct. 07Deadline to register in person
- Oct. 07Deadline to register by mail
- Oct. 21First day to vote early in person
- Oct. 29Deadline to request a mail-in ballot
- Nov. 04Last day to vote early in person
- Nov. 05Election Day
- Can I vote by mail in my state for any reason? No. Voters must provide a reason to vote by mail.
- You can track the status of your ballot
- Can I vote early (before Election Day) in person? Yes. Early voting is available.
- Can I register and cast my ballot on the same day? No.
Live updates
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Trump and Harris face a persistent gender gap heading into Election Day
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Harris' venue for her last stop in western Pennsylvania has a unique history
Current Elected Officials in Arkansas
Senator
Tom CottonR
Senator
John BoozmanR
Governor
Sarah SandersR
House Districts
District 1 Rep
Rick CrawfordR
District 2 Rep
French HillR
District 3 Rep
Steve WomackR
District 4 Rep
Bruce WestermanR
How Arkansas Voted in Past Presidential Elections
Presidential Election Results in Arkansas, 2012-2020
Vote Margin by State in the 2020 Presidential Election
In 2020, Arkansas voted for Donald Trump by a 27.6-point margin. This was the 6th biggest margin for Trump among the 50 states.
Circle size represents the number electoral votes in that state.
Vermont | |
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3 EVs | +35.1 D |
Biden | 66.1% |
Trump | 30.7% |
Maryland | |
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10 EVs | +33.2 D |
Biden | 65.4% |
Trump | 32.2% |
Massachusetts | |
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11 EVs | +33.2 D |
Biden | 65.6% |
Trump | 32.1% |
Hawaii | |
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4 EVs | +29.2 D |
Biden | 63.7% |
Trump | 34.3% |
California | |
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55 EVs | +29.2 D |
Biden | 63.5% |
Trump | 34.3% |
New York | |
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29 EVs | +22.9 D |
Biden | 60.9% |
Trump | 37.7% |
Rhode Island | |
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4 EVs | +20.8 D |
Biden | 59.4% |
Trump | 38.6% |
Connecticut | |
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7 EVs | +20.1 D |
Biden | 59.3% |
Trump | 39.2% |
Washington | |
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12 EVs | +19.2 D |
Biden | 58% |
Trump | 38.8% |
Delaware | |
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3 EVs | +19.0 D |
Biden | 58.8% |
Trump | 39.8% |
Illinois | |
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20 EVs | +17.0 D |
Biden | 57.5% |
Trump | 40.6% |
Oregon | |
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7 EVs | +16.1 D |
Biden | 56.5% |
Trump | 40.4% |
New Jersey | |
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14 EVs | +15.9 D |
Biden | 57.1% |
Trump | 41.3% |
Colorado | |
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9 EVs | +13.4 D |
Biden | 55.4% |
Trump | 41.9% |
New Mexico | |
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5 EVs | +10.8 D |
Biden | 54.3% |
Trump | 43.5% |
Virginia | |
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13 EVs | +10.1 D |
Biden | 54.1% |
Trump | 44% |
Maine | |
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4 EVs | +9.0 D |
Biden | 53.1% |
Trump | 44% |
New Hampshire | |
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4 EVs | +7.4 D |
Biden | 52.7% |
Trump | 45.4% |
Minnesota | |
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10 EVs | +7.1 D |
Biden | 52.4% |
Trump | 45.3% |
Nevada | |
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6 EVs | +2.4 D |
Biden | 50.1% |
Trump | 47.7% |
Pennsylvania | |
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20 EVs | +1.2 D |
Biden | 50% |
Trump | 48.8% |
Michigan | |
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16 EVs | +2.8 D |
Biden | 50.6% |
Trump | 47.8% |
National | |
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+4.5 D | |
Biden | 51.3% |
Trump | 46.8% |
Wisconsin | |
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10 EVs | +0.6 D |
Biden | 49.4% |
Trump | 48.8% |
Georgia | |
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16 EVs | +0.2 D |
Biden | 49.5% |
Trump | 49.2% |
Arizona | |
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11 EVs | +0.3 D |
Biden | 49.4% |
Trump | 49.1% |
North Carolina | |
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15 EVs | +1.3 R |
Trump | 49.9% |
Biden | 48.6% |
Florida | |
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29 EVs | +3.4 R |
Trump | 51.2% |
Biden | 47.9% |
Texas | |
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38 EVs | +5.6 R |
Trump | 52.1% |
Biden | 46.5% |
Ohio | |
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18 EVs | +8.0 R |
Trump | 53.3% |
Biden | 45.2% |
Iowa | |
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6 EVs | +8.2 R |
Trump | 53.1% |
Biden | 44.9% |
Alaska | |
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3 EVs | +10.1 R |
Trump | 52.8% |
Biden | 42.8% |
South Carolina | |
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9 EVs | +11.7 R |
Trump | 55.1% |
Biden | 43.4% |
Kansas | |
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6 EVs | +14.7 R |
Trump | 56.1% |
Biden | 41.5% |
Missouri | |
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10 EVs | +15.4 R |
Trump | 56.8% |
Biden | 41.4% |
Indiana | |
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11 EVs | +16.1 R |
Trump | 57% |
Biden | 41% |
Montana | |
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3 EVs | +16.4 R |
Trump | 56.9% |
Biden | 40.5% |
Mississippi | |
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6 EVs | +16.5 R |
Trump | 57.5% |
Biden | 41% |
Louisiana | |
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8 EVs | +18.6 R |
Trump | 58.5% |
Biden | 39.9% |
Nebraska | |
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5 EVs | +19.1 R |
Trump | 58.2% |
Biden | 39.2% |
Utah | |
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6 EVs | +20.5 R |
Trump | 58.1% |
Biden | 37.6% |
Tennessee | |
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11 EVs | +23.2 R |
Trump | 60.7% |
Biden | 37.5% |
Alabama | |
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9 EVs | +25.5 R |
Trump | 62% |
Biden | 36.6% |
Kentucky | |
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8 EVs | +25.9 R |
Trump | 62.1% |
Biden | 36.2% |
South Dakota | |
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3 EVs | +26.2 R |
Trump | 61.8% |
Biden | 35.6% |
Arkansas | |
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6 EVs | +27.6 R |
Trump | 62.4% |
Biden | 34.8% |
Idaho | |
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4 EVs | +30.8 R |
Trump | 63.8% |
Biden | 33.1% |
Oklahoma | |
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7 EVs | +33.1 R |
Trump | 65.4% |
Biden | 32.3% |
North Dakota | |
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3 EVs | +33.4 R |
Trump | 65.1% |
Biden | 31.8% |
West Virginia | |
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5 EVs | +38.9 R |
Trump | 68.6% |
Biden | 29.7% |
Wyoming | |
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3 EVs | +43.1 R |
Trump | 69.9% |
Biden | 26.6% |
The expected vote is the total number of votes that are expected in a given race once all votes are counted. This number is an estimate and is based on several different factors, including information on the number of votes cast early as well as information provided to our vote reporters on Election Day from county election officials. The figure can change as NBC News gathers new information.
Source: National Election Pool (NEP)