Cassandra Mayes
Cassandra Mayes (Democratic) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Arkansas House of Representatives in District 71, covering Pulaski County. Cassandra Mayes qualified with the Arkansas Secretary of State to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 71.
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“Too many families are working harder than ever just to keep up, while politicians have forgotten what matters most in our daily lives. It's time for practical leadership that puts our community first. I'd be honored to earn your trust and fight every day for:”
(Campaign website) “What are the issues that have affected you and your family? I want to know your thoughts and suggestions and how you want your representatives to show up and work for you.”
(Campaign website) “It's time to begin a community conversation about whether having our own school district would provide more local control, a stronger voice for parents and educators, and a brighter future for our students.”
(Campaign website)Stephen Bright
Stephen Bright (Republican) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Arkansas House of Representatives in District 71, covering Pulaski County. Stephen Bright qualified with the Arkansas Secretary of State to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for House District 71.
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“A Stronger Arkansas Economy Competing for investment, developing our workforce, and building infrastructure for growth.”
(Campaign website) “Competing for investment, developing our workforce, and building infrastructure for growth.”
(Campaign website) “I believe voters deserve to know where their elected officials stand before they cast their vote. My approach to public service has always been rooted in common sense, personal responsibility, strong communities, and making sure the government works for the people it serves. These are some of the issues I believe will shape Arkansas' future and where I stand on each of them.”
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