District 100 candidate
Carol Dalby is the Republican incumbent seeking election to the Arkansas House of Representatives from District 100. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the race is listed as uncontested.
Incumbent status means Dalby currently holds the office. It identifies her role going into the election but does not describe her positions on legislation, her campaign priorities or how she may approach a future term.
Dalby is the only candidate listed in the District 100 race. Because the contest is designated as uncontested, there is no opposing candidate to compare with Dalby by party, background, policy positions or campaign finances.
Background
No candidate biography is on file for Dalby. As a result, this profile does not assign her an education, occupation, hometown, family history, previous employment or earlier public offices beyond her documented status as the incumbent in House District 100.
The confirmed biographical description for the 2026 race is limited to three points: Dalby is the Republican candidate, she is the incumbent, and she is running for the state House seat representing District 100. Those details identify who she is on the ballot and her present relationship to the office.
Party affiliation identifies the party under which a candidate is running. It does not, by itself, establish where that candidate stands on a particular bill, state program, tax question, budget decision or other public issue.
Policy positions
Dalby has no documented policy positions on file for this race. That means no specific stance can be attributed to her here on education, taxes, health care, public safety, the state budget or any other issue.
A candidate’s party and incumbent status are not substitutes for a recorded position. Dalby’s views should not be inferred from the Republican label, from the positions of other officeholders or from the fact that she currently holds the seat.
This distinction matters for voters comparing candidates and offices. A documented policy position states what an individual candidate supports, opposes or proposes. No such positions are listed for Dalby in the District 100 contest.
Campaign finance and election details
No amounts are on file for funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand. There are therefore no campaign finance figures to report or compare in this uncontested race.
The three categories measure different parts of campaign activity. Funds raised cover money received by a campaign, funds spent cover campaign expenditures, and cash on hand is the amount the campaign reports as remaining. None of those categories has a recorded dollar amount for Dalby here.
Voters reviewing the District 100 contest can identify the candidate, party, incumbency status, office, district, election type and election date. Dalby is the Republican incumbent in an uncontested general election for Arkansas House District 100 on Nov. 3, 2026. Her biography, specific policy positions and campaign finance totals are not on file.
