Jeb Little
Candidate for United States Senator in Arkansas
Jeb Little is running for United States Senator in Arkansas.
Content below is taken from the campaign website.
Content below is taken from the campaign website.
Jeb Little is competing in a March 3, 2026 primary against Micah Ashby and Tom Cotton. The winner will move on to the general election.
Jeb Little is running to be a member of the United States Congress. Congress enacts laws that influence the daily lives of all Americans and is intended to serve as the voice of the people. Its responsibilities include funding government functions and programs, holding hearings to inform the legislative process, and oversight of the executive branch.
Priorities
Will these priorities make our lives better
or worse
?
Restoring Trust in Washington
starvoters pov: 👍
Empowering Arkansas Families
starvoters pov: This is largely about culture war issues that do nothing to make our everyday lives better. It includes coded language for school vouchers which are a scam. It is unclear what Little is defending children from. Jeb Little doesn't get to decide what Arkansas values are.
Defending Privacy & Protecting Freedom
starvoters pov: This is a good idea, but should this be the priority when our state is poor, sick and hungry?
Securing Our Border
starvoters pov: This is manipulation and fear-mongering, trying to make us afraid of other hardworking people who just want the same thing that we want: a better life for themselves and their families. Billionaires and big business gin up this fear, which some candidates then parrot, in order to distract us from the fact that they are taking all our money and power.
Washington Has Spent Enough
starvoters pov: 👍
Defending the Second Amendment
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Running Against:
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Arkansas
...it's time for a change!
- Violent Crime: #47
- Murder: #44/49
- Firearm Death: #43
- Incarceration: #48
- Overall Health: #49
- Life Expectancy: #44
- Food Insecurity: #50
- Obesity: #47/48
- Women's Health: #46
- Child Well-being: #45
- Teen Birth Rate: #49
- Maternal Mortality: #36/39
- Infant Mortality: #49
- Household Income: #47
- Poverty Rate: #45
- Public Education: #38
- Voter Turnout: #48
Overall Rank:
#49