Pulaski County Election Commission votes against DOJ election monitors at polling places

6 articles, oldest first.

1. Arkansas Times

   Pulaski election officials to vote on whether to let the feds into the polls, and Mayor Scott weighs in ↗ (opens Arkansas Times)

   Published Oct 29, 2026

   Arkansas Times's feed description

   The poll monitors bound for Washington and Pulaski counties are part of a nationwide, 1,000-strong team dispatched by the Trump administration.

2. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

   Federal monitors can’t enter Pulaski County polling sites on Election Day, commissioners decide in 2-1 vote ↗ (opens Arkansas Democrat-Gazette)

   Published Oct 29, 2026

   Arkansas Democrat-Gazette's feed description

   Pulaski County election commissioners on Thursday voted against allowing U.S. Department of Justice monitors inside polling locations on Election Day.

3. NWA Home Page

   Pulaski County Election Commission votes against DOJ election monitors at polling places ↗ (opens NWA Home Page)

   Published Oct 30, 2026

   Same headline from 2 more outlets

   NWA Home Page's feed description

   LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — The Pulaski County Election Commission voted Thursday to deny the Department of Justice access to polling locations on Election Day, rejecting a request to place federal election monitors inside polling places.

4. Arkansas Times

   Pulaski Election Commission denies federal request to send in poll monitors ↗ (opens Arkansas Times)

   Published Oct 29, 2026

   Arkansas Times's feed description

   The Pulaski County Election Commission voted 2-1 to deny a Department of Justice request to let federal monitors inside the polls on Election Day.

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