SUMMARY: The Washington County Election Commission has relocated a polling site due to construction disruptions at Trinity United Methodist Church on Sycamore Street in Fayetteville. On Election Day, voters who usually vote at Trinity Methodist must go to the Washington County Veterans Services Building at 62 West North Street instead. The church will be closed for voting, and registered voters in Washington County should consider alternative nearby locations. Further details regarding the changes will be discussed in upcoming announcements.

Trinity United Methodist Church has served as a polling place for decades.

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SUMMARY: THV11 is your election central hub, providing essential information as early voting nears its end. Early voting centers are open today from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and conclude Monday at 5 p.m., culminating in Election Day on Tuesday. Candidates are focusing on women’s votes, with rallies across battleground states. In Michigan, Arab and Muslim Americans face a dilemma, feeling alienated from both parties due to Trump’s rhetoric on Muslims and dissatisfaction with Biden’s response to the Israel-Hamas conflict. The outcome could hinge on this demographic as they grapple with their electoral choices.

We are officially just a few days away from Election Day, as both candidates make their final pushes.

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SUMMARY: Five days before Arkansas’s election, Little Rock has a sales tax hike on the ballot aimed at funding crucial renovations to War Memorial Park. City officials emphasize the need for upgrades, as budget cuts had previously closed the park in 2019. Proposed improvements include a pickleball tournament complex, new pavilion, restaurant, and better lighting, with plans to redevelop Coleman Creek. If the sales tax passes, $14 million will initiate these renovations; if not, future projects may face delays until alternative funding sources are secured. City leaders urge public input on the proposed enhancements to enhance park accessibility and safety.

Little Rock officials say if the sales tax passes, pickleball courts and a restaurant could be added to War Memorial Park.

https://www.thv11.com/article/news/local/war-memorial-park-could-see-renovations/91-cf9da8e1-2293-42ef-9db5-138455cd5268

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