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Little Rock City Director Ward 1 · Nov 3, 2026

Virgil Miller Jr.

Candidate for City Director Ward 1 (incumbent)

16 candidates · 5 seats7 sourced positions

Virgil Miller Jr., the incumbent, is running for Little Rock City Director Ward 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Jeremiah Russell.

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Ward 1 city director since October 2021 and a banker with more than 40 years in the industry. He works as Group CRA Director at Arvest Bank Operations.

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Where Virgil Miller Jr. stands: positions on the record

Data centers2 sourced positions
  • Voted yes on an 18-month moratorium on data centers, including Google's planned Port of Little Rock project (failed 4-4, Aug. 2026; six votes were needed).

    Council voteKARK

  • Said at the June 2026 meeting on the data center ordinance that state law does not let the board ban data centers.

    “When people say: ‘Director Miller, vote against data centers in Little Rock,’ I just want to tell them it's against state law. I can't do it.”

    Own statementLittle Rock Public Radio · Jun 3, 2026

Police surveillance technology1 sourced position
  • Voted yes on an ordinance requiring the police department to publish an annual report on its use of surveillance technology (failed with three yes votes, Dec. 2025).

    Council voteArkansas Times · Dec 3, 2025

City manager1 sourced position
  • Voted against B.J. Wyrick's resolution setting a path for board members to recommend city manager candidates to the mayor (passed 6-2, June 2025; vetoed by the mayor).

    Council voteArkansas Times · Jun 17, 2025

City budget1 sourced position
Housing1 sourced position
Past candidacy1 sourced position

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