Before casting your ballots this fall, get to know the candidates and their stances on important issues with our exclusive debate series.
Candidates in nine races will participate in “Election 2022: Arkansas PBS Debates,” which will livestream at youtube.com/arkansaspbs and air live on Arkansas PBS daily Oct. 17-21. Debates will also be rebroadcast during primetime beginning Oct. 17. Find out how to attend, watch and participate at myarkansaspbs.org/elections.Our educators have created toolkits and resources for parents and teachers to help guide and engage children through the civics process during this election year.
Creating opportunities to talk with your child about being a good citizen and the elections process early on helps develop an understanding of how to ask questions, become an educated voter, and learn how to speak to other citizens in productive ways in order to problem solve.
Our educators have created toolkits and resources for parents and teachers to help guide and engage children through the civics process during election years. Educator toolkits were created in conjunction with The Arkansas Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and are aligned to standards.
Follow six UCA students – Layla Holloway, Gabrielle Harvey, Ron Latina, Samantha Meidell, Jordan Mitchell and Ryan Taneja – voting for the first time during the 2020 election year. Producers followed first-time voters from the University of Central Arkansas from the beginning of early voting through post-election reflections for a social media series in conjunction with UCA Vote Everywhere and UCA Student Government Association (SGA).
See their experiences at youtube.com/arkansaspbs.