Arkansas State House District 69

Current seat holder: Betty Overbey (1).

Dean Hunter

Dean Hunter (Democratic) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Arkansas House of Representatives in District 69, covering Faulkner, Pulaski counties. Dean Hunter qualified with the Arkansas Secretary of State to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 69.

· Ballotpedia (secondary source)

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“Our Children. We are forced to witness our children struggle with the world we created and are now handing them. This impacts most every aspect of our society beyond just public schools and food access, (both of which Arkansas desperately needs to prioritize).” (Ballotpedia)
“Abraham Lincoln faced a country during its greatest division and managed to lead us back to common ground. Despite his reported dalliances, John F. Kennedy seamed to serve with political integrity. (But both these men were assassinated, I'd rather not follow that example).” (Ballotpedia)
“Regnant Populus - remembering the people rule. The most important trait is the ability to recognize when to follow (the will of the people) and when to lead (the collective to our better selves).” (Ballotpedia)

David Ray

David Ray (Republican) is the incumbent member of the Arkansas House of Representatives representing District 69, which covers Faulkner, Pulaski counties. David Ray qualified with the Arkansas Secretary of State to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 69.

Campaign site

“If I can ever help or answer a question, please call or text me on my cell phone at (501) 916-0286.” (Campaign website)
“Taxes Lowering our tax burden is critical to improving our business climate. Neighboring states like Texas and Tennessee have zero income tax. I support phasing out Arkansas's income tax Learn More” (Campaign website)
“Lowering our tax burden is critical to improving our business climate. Neighboring states like Texas and Tennessee have zero income tax. I support phasing out Arkansas's income tax” (Campaign website)