Do votes for a withdrawn candidate on Arkansas ballots count?

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — As Arkansans head to the polls on Super Tuesday, some candidates who have publicly suspended their campaign may still be on the ballot.

According to the Arkansas Secretary of State’s Office, nine Republican and six Democratic candidates are on the ballot.

Here are the candidates that are on Arkansas ballots:

Of those candidates, only Donald Trump and Nikki Haley are still running on the Republican side and Joe Biden, Dean Phillips and Marianne Williamson are on the Democratic side, according to The Hill.

Where are the polling locations in Arkansas?

Will votes for candidates who withdraw count?

The Arkansas Secretary of State’s Office says the candidates who may have dropped out publicly have not submitted paperwork to be withdrawn from the ballot.

“Most of the presidential candidates may have dropped out publicly but did not formally submit paperwork to have their candidacy withdrawn from the ballot in Arkansas. Their votes will be counted,” a spokesperson for the Arkansas Secretary of State said.

Where can you vote and when do polls close?

Polling locations can be found on the VoterView website. Registration information and sample ballots can also be found on that website.

Most polling locations will be open until 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

For more information, visit SOS.Arkansas.gov.

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