Allison Sweatman
Allison Sweatman (Democratic) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Arkansas State Senate in District 13, covering Pulaski County. Allison Sweatman qualified with the Arkansas Secretary of State to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for Senate District 13.
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“I look up to my mother. She is the hardest working person I have ever known. She is the picture of resilience and taking care of the people she leads as a business owner and employer.”
(Ballotpedia) “As a clinical social worker, I listen to people and help them solve the problems in their lives and the lives of their family members. As a Senator, I will have the opportunity to listen to my constituents and help solve the problems they face in the systems created by their government. In short, I am a listener and a problem solver, which will make me a successful lawmaker.”
(Ballotpedia) “I believe the person representing our district in the State Senate has a primary responsibility to listen to the people they represent. They should be engaged in the work of the people they serve, hearing the day-to-day issues faced so that they can collaborate with people to improve their lives.”
(Ballotpedia)Brandon Achor
Brandon Achor (Republican) is a 2026 general election candidate for the Arkansas State Senate in District 13, covering Pulaski County. Brandon Achor qualified with the Arkansas Secretary of State to appear on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot for Senate District 13.
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“One of the most important traits I hope to bring forth as your state senator is my common-sense-conservative values. Rooted in my Christian upbringing and entrepreneurial work ethic, I believe these values reflect and honor my constituents.”
(Campaign website) “Rooted in my Christian upbringing and entrepreneurial work ethic, I believe these values reflect and honor my constituents. I believe we as Arkansans are better than the zero-sum "Culture War" approach to politics and should strive for results over rhetoric.”
(Campaign website) “I believe we as Arkansans are better than the zero-sum "Culture War" approach to politics and should strive for results over rhetoric. If elected, I promise to continue to bring a nuanced and informed approach to decision-making that is grounded in conservatism, while always focusing on what is most important to Arkansans and my district.”
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