The Arkansas Democrat Gazette reports:
An Arkansas county temporarily closed most of its early voting sites after the Democratic nominee for secretary of state was left off the ballot, a glitch the candidate said left her in “sheer disbelief.”
An official with the Garland County Election Commission said three of the county’s four early voting sites were closed at times Monday because ballots did not include Susan Inman, the Democrat running for secretary of state. The sites have since re-opened.
Inman is running against Republican John Thurston, who is currently the state’s land commissioner. The current secretary of state, Republican Mark Martin, is barred by term limits from seeking re-election.
The secretary of state is generally in charge of ballots, with county election officials reporting to that person.
?VOTER ALERT?
Earlier this morning I was told that my name was not on the ballot in Garland County. #EarlyVoting has been suspended until this can be resolved.
DO NOT VOTE YOUR BALLOT IF YOUR CANDIDATE IS NOT ON IT
Please contact us if you have any issues voting. #arpx
— Susan Inman (@Inman4AR) October 22, 2018