JONESBORO, Ark. — Representative Jack Ladyman (R-Jonesboro) today announced his bid for re-election to the Arkansas House of Representatives, seeking to continue his dedicated service to the constituents of District 32.
Ladyman, a seasoned legislator with a strong record of conservative leadership, is committed to building upon the progress made for Craighead County and the State of Arkansas.
“It has been the honor of a lifetime to serve the people of Craighead County in the Arkansas House,” said Representative Ladyman. “I ran for office to be a voice for my community, and I have worked tirelessly to deliver on the issues that matter most: strengthening our economy, supporting our schools, and protecting our conservative values. We have accomplished a great deal together, but there is still important work to be done. I am asking for the trust and support of the voters once again to continue fighting for our shared future.”
Throughout his tenure, Ladyman has been a champion for policies that promote economic growth and fiscal responsibility. He has been a key player in legislative efforts to reduce taxes on working families and businesses and has advocated for initiatives that create jobs and attract investment to Northeast Arkansas.
A strong proponent of education reform, Ladyman has been a vocal supporter of legislation aimed at improving educational outcomes for all Arkansas students. He believes every child deserves access to a quality education that prepares them for success in the classroom and beyond.
Representative Ladyman is also a committed advocate for the agricultural community, working to ensure that Arkansas farmers and ranchers have the resources they need to thrive. His legislative priorities have consistently centered around promoting rural prosperity and safeguarding the state’s vital agricultural industry.
Ladyman is a resident of Jonesboro. He is a mechanical engineer and an active member of the community. He has three adult sons and four grandchildren who live in Craighead County.
The general election for Arkansas House District 32 will take place on Nov. 3, 2026.
Jack currently serves as Vice Chair of the Arkansas Legislative Council and holds seats on the following committees:
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House Public Health, Welfare and Labor Committee
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House Insurance and Commerce Committee
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Joint Energy Committee
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Legislative Joint Auditing Committee
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City, County and Local Subcommittee of the Legislative Joint Auditing Committee
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Arkansas Legislative Council Executive Subcommittee
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