City of El Dorado City Attorney (Union County)

What this office does

The city's lawyer. Gives legal advice to the mayor, city council and city departments and represents the city in most civil lawsuits. In many cities the office also prosecutes misdemeanors, traffic offenses and city-ordinance violations that happen inside city limits.

Candidates

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• City of Strong Mayor
• City of Junction City Mayor
• City of Huttig Mayor
• City of Norphlet Mayor
• City of Strong Recorder/Treasurer
• City of Smackover Mayor
• City of Calion Mayor
• City of El Dorado Mayor
• City of Felsenthal Mayor
• City of El Dorado City Council Ward 2 Position 1
• City of Junction City City Council Ward 2 Position 2
• City of Strong City Council Ward 3 Position 1
• City of Huttig City Council Ward 3 Position 2
• City of Strong City Council Ward 1 Position 1
• City of El Dorado City Council Ward 1 Position 2
• City of El Dorado City Council Ward 2 Position 2

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Quick answers

Who is running for City of El Dorado City Attorney (Union County) in 2026?

LaQuetta S. Henry (Democrat) and Robert Rushing (Republican).

What does this office do?

The city's lawyer. Gives legal advice to the mayor, city council and city departments and represents the city in most civil lawsuits. In many cities the office also prosecutes misdemeanors, traffic offenses and city-ordinance violations that happen inside city limits.

Who should I vote for in the City of El Dorado City Attorney (Union County) race?

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When is the election?

The general election was Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Counts are unofficial until each state certifies its results over the following weeks; your state or county election office has the official results.