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A Congressional math problem: $4.1 trillion minus $9 billion
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A Congressional math problem: $4.1 trillion minus $9 billion

All six members of Arkansas’ congressional delegation voted for both numbers

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Arkansas influential in a weakening Congress
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Arkansas influential in a weakening Congress

Members of Arkansas’ congressional delegation have gained influence at a time when Congress itself is losing power

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Arkansas Advocate: Candidates for state’s 4th Congressional District debate jobs, abortion
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Arkansas Advocate: Candidates for state’s 4th Congressional District debate jobs, abortion

Democrat Risie Howard repeatedly challenged the voting record of U.S. Rep. Bruce Westerman, the Republican incumbent who represents Arkansas’ 4th Congressional District, during a debate broadcast by Arkansas PBS Thursday

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Arkansas Advocate: Congressional challengers compete with incumbents’ millions through direct voter contact
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Arkansas Advocate: Congressional challengers compete with incumbents’ millions through direct voter contact

Arkansans seeking to unseat the state’s four Republican incumbents in the U.S. House of Representatives are implementing grassroots tactics instead of trying to keep pace with the fundraising efforts of their opponents who have amassed millions of campaign dollars

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