Pulaski County Elected Officials
He/She makes sure county residents follow the law.
Who is the Sheriff
The Chief executive of the state
Who is the Governor
An Arkansas resident can legally be eligible to vote once they reach a certain age.
What is 18 years of age
She/He prepares summons, warrants, orders, judgements, and injunctions authorized by the circuit court for delivery by county sheriff.
Who is the Circuit Clerk
The general accountant for the State, keeping track of all fund and appropriation balances of all state agencies. They also manages the state's unclaimed property division
Who is the State Auditor
This type of voting allows people to vote at any of the 13 locations in the county before Election Day.
What is early voting
As chief executive, this person authorizes and approves the disbursement of all county funds, oversees county roads, and presides over the Quorum Court.
Who is the County Judge
He/she is the chief authority over Arkansas' landed interests and serves as the chairperson for the Arkansas Natural Resources Commission.
Who is the Arkansas Commissioner of State Lands
The day when all voters cast their vote
What is Election Day
This person serves as the legislative body of the County Government and is the voice for more than 380,000 Pulaski County residents.
Who is the quorum court/justices of the peace
This person has jurisdiction over state election laws, qualifies statewide and state district candidates and ballot initiatives, registers businesses in the state and keeps the state capitol grounds.
Who is the Secretary of State
The place where voters are assigned to vote during elections.
What is polling site/location/precinct
She/He is responsible for investigating the cause and manner of deaths, issuing death certificates, and requesting autopsies.
Who is the County Coroner
He/She is the chief law enforcement officer of the state of Arkansas.
Who is the Attorney General
True or False: an eligible voter must be a United States Citizen to vote in elections.
What is true