Three of four candidates in runoffs Tuesday for the Bella Vista City Council said it’s too soon to determine whether the city needs a sales tax. Runoffs on Tuesday will determine two council races because no candidate received 50 percent of the vote during the general election Nov. 4.

Candidates in a runoff election to represent Ward 4, Position 1 of the Bentonville City Council are asking residents for their votes.

The following are precincts and polling locations for Tuesday’s runoff election in Washington County. Voters will be asked for photo identification at the polls. Voters unsure of their precinct should call the Washington County Clerk’s office, 444-1711. Polls will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Steve Clark, who was part of the six-person contest to be Fayetteville’s next mayor, endorsed Lioneld Jordan for the position Wednesday.

As the Fayetteville mayor’s race enters its last lap — and after about a dozen debates — its two final candidates have come forward with strikingly similar views on any number of areas. Incumbent Mayor Dan Coody, who is seeking a third term, and City Council Member Lioneld Jordan want job growth, and they both want green jobs. And in regards to those ever-present “quality of life” issues such as trails, culture or protecting the environment, they both can be counted on to support those initiatives.

The following are precincts and polling locations for the runoff election Tuesday in Benton County. Voters may be asked for photo identification at the polls. Voters unsure of their precinct should call the Benton County Clerk’s office at 271-1013. Polls will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.

The mayoral race in Springdale took a turn toward a prizefight Tuesday at a runoff candidate forum with candidate Mike Overton throwing blows about campaign ethics and special interests at opponent Doug Sprouse.

It’s a contest of experience versus a fresh perspective in the Ward 2, Position 2 runoff election for City Council.

If elected, Lioneld Jordan aims to have an economic development plan within 90 days of taking office as Fayetteville’s next mayor.

Candidates in Springdale’s three runoff elections headed into the last 10 days of the campaign by participating in a forum Thursday.

Two former candidates for Springdale mayor confirmed Friday they joined with a present candidate to file an election ethics complaint against an opponent.

Mayor Dan Coody worked the crowd during a recent farmers’ market in downtown Fayetteville.
As one man walked by, Coody told the man he would like his support in the upcoming runoff mayoral election on Nov. 25.

Regular town hall meetings in various locations including the university campus and an office of diversity development were just two of the ideas offered by Lioneld Jordan, a candidate for Fayetteville mayor, during a debate with incumbent Dan Coody on Wednesday night.

The six candidates for Springdale mayor were asked to respond to the same five questions.