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Drew E. Smith

Arkansas Prosecuting Attorney - District 16

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Arkansas Prosecuting Attorney - District 16
2027 – 2030View Position
Candidate for Arkansas Prosecuting Attorney - District 16Candidate
2026View Position
Arkansas Prosecuting Attorney - District 16Incumbent
2023 – 2026View Position

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About Arkansas Prosecuting Attorney - District 16

Term length: 2023 – 2026

Nearby Officials

Lee Harrod

Arkansas Circuit Court Judge - District 16, Division 3

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Chuck Long

Marmaduke School Board

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Eric Hance

Arkansas Prosecuting Attorney - District 16

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Don McSpadden

Arkansas Circuit Court Judge - District 16, Division 2

Holly Meyer

Arkansas Circuit Court Judge - District 16, Division 1

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Elizabeth Skinner

Arkansas State District Court Judge - District 16, Division 2

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