Congratulations to the following delegates on winning their respective statewide elected office at the 78th annual session of Arkansas Boys State hosted on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas.
Governor: Bryan Walker of Harrell
Lt. Governor: Ross Elliott of Little Rock
Secretary of State: Chase Sproles of Little Rock
Attorney General: Jonathan Yeow of Fayetteville
State Treasurer: Bradley Dallas of Monticello
State Auditor: Christian Tobler of Little Rock
State Land Commissioner: Maloid Dillworth of Brinkley
Chief Justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court: Waleed Masood of Little Rock
Associate Justice 1: Larry Turner of North Little Rock
Associate Justice 2: Sky Davidson of Clinton
Associate Justice 3: Kaleb Manley of Texarkana
Associate Justice 4: Gabe McGill of Fayetteville
Associate Justice 5: Ryan Peel of Russellville
Associate Justice 6: Marlon Ulloa of Dardanelle
These delegates underwent a rigorous election process to reach their elected office. After being selected as their party nominee in the primary election, the candidates faced off again in a run-off election then headed to the general election against the other party’s nominee. At each point in the process, the delegates gave speeches to their parties and the Boys State delegation, and the general election candidates for governor participated in a governor’s debate, which discussed issues on school safety, prison reform and the state economy.
On Friday, June 1, these delegates will head to the Capitol building in Little Rock to meet with the state elected official who currently holds their office. From ceremonial tasks to making appointments, these delegates will be able to participate briefly in the life of a state elected official. The governor will have the opportunity to sign or veto any legislation that makes it through the Arkansas Boys State House and Senate.
Congratulations, delegates!
Hello. I’m looking for this same information, but for 1951. Do you have any idea where records for this year would be kept? I’m asking because my uncle, Charles Corkill, from Pine Bluff, AR attended and I believe was elected Governor.