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Arkansas Republicans spent a decade running the state without listening to a single Democrat. On Tuesday, voters broke their 10-year supermajority in the state House, and Democrats flipped at least 10 seats. Sarah Sanders and Tom Cotton won by much smaller margins than ever before, and French Hill is clinging to his seat only because Republicans gerrymandered the district to carve out Black voters. Arkansas ranks near the bottom on most quality of life metrics because of the Republicans controlling our state. This year we started turning things around, and with your help we'll keep that momentum going into 2028.

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