Arkansas · the state layer
Arkansas
Every state legislature publishes its work in public. This is Arkansas’s: who sits in it today, which of its cities we can already watch live, and what arrives next.
Who speaks for Arkansas in Washington
The legislature, today
133
current state legislators
99
House seats · 79 Republican · 20 Democratic
34
Senate seats · 28 Republican · 6 Democratic
Roster refreshed 2026-08-30.
The bills, this session
1,652
bills tracked, every one with a page here
1026
became law · 62.1%
3
vetoed by the Governor
HB1001HB 1001 · introduced Jan 13, 2025
Notification that HB1001 is now Act 3HB1002HB 1002 · introduced Jan 13, 2025
Notification that HB1002 is now Act 1HB1003HB 1003 · introduced Jan 13, 2025
Notification that HB1003 is now Act 871HB1006HB 1006 · introduced Nov 20, 2024
Notification that HB1006 is now Act 15HB1005HB 1005 · introduced Nov 20, 2024
Notification that HB1005 is now Act 14HB1007HB 1007 · introduced Nov 20, 2024
Notification that HB1007 is now Act 248HB1017HB 1017 · introduced Nov 20, 2024
Notification that HB1017 is now Act 904An act TO ESTABLISH A BLUE ENVELOPE PROGRAMHB 1046 · introduced Nov 21, 2024
Notification that HB1046 is now Act 16Find any of the 1,652 billskeyword, stage, and year filters
openStraight from the legislature’s own records, collected by us with no one in between. Statuses appear exactly as the state writes them.
Who sits in it
House · 99 members
Aaron Pilkington (R) · 45Alex Holladay (D) · 70Alyssa Brown (R) · 41Andrew Collins (D) · 73Ashley Hudson (D) · 75Bart Schulz (R) · 28Bill Teeter (R) · 44Brad Hall (R) · 24Brandon Achor (R) · 71Brian Evans (R) · 68Brit McKenzie (R) · 7Bruce Cozart (R) · 91Cameron Cooper (R) · 57Carol Dalby (R) · 100Chad Puryear (R) · 25Cindy Crawford (R) · 51David Ray (R) · 69David Whitaker (D) · 22DeAnn Vaught (R) · 87Denise Ennett (D) · 80Denise Garner (D) · 20Diana Gonzales Worthen (D) · 9Dolly Henley (R) · 88Dwight Tosh (R) · 38
Show all 99 House members
Fran Cavenaugh (R) · 30Fred Allen (D) · 77Glenn Barnes (D) · 65Harlan Breaux (R) · 6Hope Duke (R) · 12Howard Beaty (R) · 95Jack Ladyman (R) · 32James Eaton (R) · 26Jason Nazarenko (R) · 4Jay Richardson (D) · 49Jeff Wardlaw (R) · 94Jeremiah Moore (R) · 61Jeremy Wooldridge (R) · 1Jessie McGruder (D) · 35Jim Wooten (R) · 59Jimmy Gazaway (R) · 31Joey Carr (R) · 34John Maddox (R) · 86John Carr (R) · 15Johnny Rye (R) · 36Jon Milligan (R) · 33Jon Eubanks (R) · 46Joy Springer (D) · 76Julie Mayberry (R) · 92Justin Gonzales (R) · 89Karilyn Brown (R) · 67Keith Brooks (R) · 78Kendon Underwood (R) · 16Kendra Moore (R) · 23Ken Ferguson (D) · 64Lane Jean (R) · 99Lee Johnson (R) · 47Les Eaves (R) · 58Les Warren (R) · 84Lincoln Barnett (D) · 63Marcus Richmond (R) · 52Mark McElroy (R) · 62Mark Perry (D) · 66Mary Bentley (R) · 54Matt Brown (R) · 55Matt Duffield (R) · 53Matthew Shepherd (R) · 97Mike Holcomb (R) · 93Mindy McAlindon (R) · 10Nick Burkes (R) · 14Nicole Clowney (D) · 21Paul Childress (R) · 83R.J. Hawk (R) · 81Randy Torres (R) · 17Rebecca Burkes (R) · 11Richard McGrew (R) · 85Richard Womack (R) · 90Rick Beck (R) · 43Rick McClure (R) · 29Robin Lundstrum (R) · 18Roger Lynch (R) · 60Ron McNair (R) · 5Ryan Rose (R) · 48Scott Richardson (R) · 13Shad Pearce (R) · 40Sonia Barker (R) · 96Steve Magie (D) · 56Stephen Meeks (R) · 42Stetson Painter (R) · 3Steve Hollowell (R) · 37Steve Unger (R) · 19Steven Walker (R) · 27Tara Shephard (D) · 79Tippi McCullough (D) · 74Tony Furman (R) · 82Tracy Steele (D) · 72Trey Steimel (R) · 2Wade Andrews (R) · 98Wayne Long (R) · 39Zack Gramlich (R) · 50
Senate · 34 members
Alan Clark (R) · 7Bart Hester (R) · 33Blake Johnson (R) · 21Brad Simon (R) · 26Breanne Davis (R) · 25Bryan King (R) · 28Clarke Tucker (D) · 14Clint Penzo (R) · 31Dan Sullivan (R) · 20Dave Wallace (R) · 19Fred Love (D) · 15Greg Leding (D) · 30Jamie Scott (D) · 12Jane English (R) · 13Jim Dotson (R) · 34Jim Petty (R) · 29Jimmy Hickey (R) · 4John Payton (R) · 22Jonathan Dismang (R) · 18Josh Bryant (R) · 32Justin Boyd (R) · 27Kim Hammer (R) · 16Mark Johnson (R) · 17Matt McKee (R) · 6
Every current member, from the Open States roster. Each name opens their own page with official links and, where sponsor records map reliably to members, the bills they sponsored.
City coverage
Arkansas’s big cities publish their council work in ways we cannot read automatically yet, so their pages take longer to build. The state picture above is real today. Set your location in setup and this state moves up the list.
Roster from Open States (the open civic-data project), archived on our side. City feeds probed against official Legistar endpoints. Coverage tiers are labeled, never implied.