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Kim Hammer

Arkansas State Senate - District 16

Candidate for Arkansas Secretary of State

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About Arkansas State Senate - District 16

The duties of the position are generally administrative in nature, and no two states have identical responsibilities delegated to the secretary of state. Many are tasked with keeping state records, from registering businesses to recording the official acts of the governor. The officeholder also often serves as the chief election official in their state, administering state elections and maintaining official election results. The commissioning and regulation of notaries public, keeping of the official state seal and certification of official documents all typically fall under the purview of the secretary of state
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Term length
2023 – 2027
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Next election
November 3, 2026
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