Incumbent

Randy Wright

Benton School Board - At Large, Position B

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Benton School Board - At Large, Position BIncumbent
2026 – 2031View Position
Candidate for Benton School Board - At Large, Position BCandidate
2026View Position
Benton School Board - At Large, Position BIncumbent
2024 – 2029View Position

District information

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About Benton School Board - At Large, Position B

Term length: 2026 – 2031

Nearby Officials

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Benton School Board - Zone 2

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Tadd Farmer

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Chris Ledbetter

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Luke Fulcher

Benton School Board - Zone 1

Paul Childress

Benton School Board - At Large, Position A

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