What party is James Singleton?

James Singleton was elected as a Democrat; the office is elected on a partisan ballot.

Where does James Singleton stand politically?

There's no published left–right score for James Singleton. Most local officials have none: academic scores come from votes in Congress or a state legislature, or from campaign donors, and we don't guess.

Who is James Singleton? Sheriff and Collector, Hempstead County

James Singleton is the Sheriff and Collector, Hempstead County, elected as a Democrat.

In office

Office	Who holds it now	Next term
Sheriff and Collector · Hempstead County Sheriff and Collector	James Singleton Democratic source	On the Nov 3, 2026 ballot: count not certified yet

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Where James Singleton stands

No published left–right score. Most local officials don't have one: the academic scores come from votes in Congress or a state legislature, or from who donates to a campaign, and we don't guess. They were elected on a partisan ballot as a Democrat.

Quick answers

Who is James Singleton?: James Singleton is the Sheriff and Collector, Hempstead County, in Hempstead County, Arkansas. Elected as a Democrat. The seat was on the November 3, 2026 ballot; the count isn't certified yet.
What party is James Singleton?: James Singleton was elected as a Democrat; the office is elected on a partisan ballot.
Where does James Singleton stand politically?: There's no published left–right score for James Singleton. Most local officials have none: academic scores come from votes in Congress or a state legislature, or from campaign donors, and we don't guess.

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