Voting

A rundown of news includes money to get water to residents in a remote part of Crawford County and a new exhibit at the Arkansas Capitol about voting rights.

On today's show, Arkansas HB1537, a bill creating an online voter registration option, is tabled until a fiscal impact report is accessed. Also, the U.S. Air Force decided Fort Smith will be the home of the Foreign Military Sales program. Plus, a new Northwest Arkansas Business Journal Report, bells ring in Fayetteville for Mount Sequoyah's 100-year anniversary, patio music returns and more.

State senator Joyce Elliott will be leaving the legislature soon, but she remains engaged with Get Loud Arkansas!

We've made it to Election Day. To celebrate the day, the hosts of Natural election made their own game show.

We've made it to Election Day. To celebrate the day, we made our own game show. Join along as Matthew and Daniel answer an abundance of election questions from KUAF's news director Kyle Kellams.

Co-host Matthew Moore moderated a panel discussion with Janine Parry, professor of political science at the University of Arkansas and the director of the Arkansas Poll, and Jennifer Price, executive director of the Washington County Election Commission, live at the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History to answer the question, "Does My Vote Matter?"

Daniel Caruth, Rachell Sanchez-Smith, and Matthew Moore get together to go over some of the big takeaways from yesterday's Primary Election.

Hue To came to Fort Smith as a refugee following the Fall of Saigon. After more than 30 years as an American citizen—and some encouragement from her adult —she voted in her first primary election.

Hue To came to Fort Smith as a refugee following the Fall of Saigon. After more than 30 years as an American citizen—and some encouragement from her adult —she voted in her first primary election.

In the latest episode of Natural Election, a bit of a study guide to help prepare you to vote. We talk about the titles you may be unfamiliar with and the importance of a civics lesson before you head to the polls.