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Arkansas judicial system
Under Arkansas's first constitution, the Arkansas Supreme Court was composed of just three judges including one Chief Justice, and the General Assembly elected the judges.
The current Constitution allows for seven judges on the Supreme Court, including one Chief Justice, and the justices are elected by the public in non-partisan elections.
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Arkansas: Candidate filing in Arkansas for the primary elections on May 18 have no closed, with no contested races for county positions. All candidates who filed for county positions, including judicial ones, will run without opposition, essentially making the primary election meaningless at the local level.[1]
A list of judicial candidates for Arkansas can be found here.
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