9 Vote Centers available throughout Clark County

As of Saturday, Oct. 31, 3,297 voters — or 24% overall — had cast an early ballot during the two-week early voting window. The figure does not include those who showed up at the polls Monday for the final day of early voting.

Some 13,000 registered voters in Clark County who didn’t cast an early ballot have until 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3, to vote in the 2026 General Election.

Polls will open at 7:30 a.m. at nine vote centers located across the county, from Manchester to Amity and from Okolona to Caddo Valley.

If you’re registered to vote in Clark County, you can vote at any of the following Vote Centers:

• Amity City Hall, 121 E. Thompson St.

• Arkadelphia Recreation Center, 2555 Twin Rivers Dr.

• Caddo Valley City Hall, 137 Malvern Road

• Clark County Training Center, 35 McClellan Blvd. (Gum Springs)

• First United Methodist Church, 107 N. 9th St., Arkadelphia

• Gurdon Municipal Building, 103 Maple St.

• Manchester Community Building, 1216 Manchester Road

• Okolona City Hall, 307 S. Main St.

• St. Paul A.M.E. Church, 1505 Caddo St., Arkadelphia

Know Before You Go

To see a sample of your ballot, simply input your name and date of birth in the Arkansas Secretary of State’s VoterView. The process takes seconds.

CLICK HERE to get started.

Results

Clark County results from the 2026 General Election will be announced after the polls closed, once the results are delivered from all the Vote Centers. Early voting and absentee results are typically announced first, about 30 minutes after polls close. Results are read and posted at the Clark County District Courtroom, located in the first floor of the Clark County Court Complex on Crittenden Street, Arkadelphia.

The Arkadelphian will provide coverage of election results, be it in the form of a Facebook livestream or a photo of the tallied results posted to our Facebook page. Additionally, stay tuned throughout the evening as we will report on local races and how Clark County voted in federal and state contests, as well as the four statewide ballot initiatives.