Arkansas Holds Three-Party Gubernatorial Debate

On October 12, the three ballot-listed candidates for Governor of Arkansas debated, and the debate was televised. See this story. Thanks to Independent Political Report for the news. The three candidates were the nominees of the Republican, Democratic, and Libertarian Parties.


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Arkansas Holds Three-Party Gubernatorial Debate — 3 Comments

  1. Men, there are only three male candidates running for Governor of Arkansas and three male candidates running for Lt. Governor of Arkansas.

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  3. Arkansas

    I have started on the population figure for the South Super-state Parliament and since there are seven states, five of the seven will consist of two Mini-States, so Mississippi and Arkansas will be treated as one whole Mini-state each under the PPR Electoral College.

    South Super-state Parliament Circuit #6
    http://www.usparliament.org/ss6.php

    Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee

    Populations:

    Tennessee (Population est. in 2017 – 6.715M)
    Missouri (Population est. in 2017 – 6.114M)
    Alabama (Population est. in 2017 – 4.874M)
    Louisiana (Population est. in 2017 – 4.684M)
    Kentucky (Population est. in 2017 – 4.454M)
    Arkansas (Population est. in 2017 – 3.004M)
    Mississippi (Population est. in 2017 – 2.984M)

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