Tri-County Board of Realtors
Vote, Act, Invest:
Protecting Arkansas Property Rights
From town halls across our 75 counties to the state Capitol in Little Rock, decisions are made every day that directly impact Arkansas real estate. Whether it is local zoning ordinances, municipal infrastructure investments, or statewide property taxes, the future of your business and your clients depends on the voice of the real estate industry.
As Arkansas Realtors, we don’t just close transactions—we defend homeownership. We achieve this statewide by committing to three core pillars: Vote, Act, and Invest.
1. Vote
Your vote is your power. Key statewide offices, legislative seats, and crucial constitutional ballot measures are decided by those who show up. Consult the official Arkansas VoterView Portal to check official election dates, find your polling place, verify your registration, and view a sample ballot.
2. Act
When state or federal policy puts property rights at risk, immediate action is required. By responding to an Arkansas Realtors Association (ARA) or NAR Call for Action, you join thousands of peers speaking as one.
Tip: Keep advocacy at your fingertips by texting AR REALTORS to 30644 to sign up for real-time mobile advocacy alerts.
3. Invest
The Realtors Political Action Committee (RPAC) is our industry’s ultimate shield. Arkansas RPAC is entirely bipartisan, pooling voluntary investments from across the state to back "Realtor Party" candidates. We support the champions—regardless of political party—who pledge to defend private property rights and keep the Natural State a great place to own real estate.
Mark your calendar: the Arkansas General Election takes place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Check the official state voter portal for local early voting dates and polling location hours.
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Being a REALTOR is a source of pride and prestige. A REALTOR is a professional that you can trust. The term "REALTOR" is a professional trade association designation and symbolizes the distinction between the average real estate licensee and a member of this organization. REALTORS agree to adopt and abide by the National Association of REALTORS Code of Ethics. Members set themselves apart and above many other real estate licensees who are outside of organized real estate and who do not benefit from the strong positioning of a leadership organization. REALTORS aspire to share real estate information in a common database (MLS) and share common one-stop access (lockboxes).
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