Ward · Ballot measure · Nov 3, 2026

Ward City Council Terms: Four-year terms for council members

Ward City Council Terms is on the Nov 3, 2026 ballot in Ward. This page summarizes the official documents; every statement links to its source, and we take no position on how you should vote.

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The question on your ballot

“Pursuant to ACA § 14-43-312, are you in favor of four (4) year terms for council members elected within the City of Ward, Arkansas?”

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A YES vote means

A yes vote favors four-year terms for council members elected within the City of Ward.

Lonoke County Election Commission

A NO vote means

A no vote opposes changing council members' terms from two years to four years.

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How it got on the ballot

The City Council referred Ordinance 2026-11 to the voters by a 4-0 vote on August 4, 2026.

City of Ward · Aug 4, 2026

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