Ken Ferguson is running as the Democratic incumbent for Arkansas House District 64 in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. The race is not contested, making Ferguson the only candidate listed for the district.
The election will decide who represents District 64 in the Arkansas House of Representatives. No other candidates are listed in the race.
Candidate and race
Ferguson is identified as a Democrat and the incumbent. The incumbent designation means he is the current officeholder seeking another term in the same seat.
He is running in the general election scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. District 64 is one of the districts represented in the Arkansas House, the lower chamber of the state Legislature.
The race is listed as uncontested. In practical terms, that means Ferguson does not currently face another listed candidate in the general election. It does not change the election date or the office being decided.
Background
Ferguson does not have a candidate biography on file. The candidate record therefore does not identify details about his education, professional experience, community involvement or personal background.
His status as the incumbent establishes that he currently holds the District 64 seat. No start date, previous offices or other service history is listed in the candidate information.
A biography and an officeholder’s legislative record serve different purposes. A biography describes a candidate’s background, while a legislative record can show official actions taken in office. This profile is limited to the candidate information attached to the 2026 race.
Policy positions
Ferguson has no documented policy positions on file for this election. There is no listed campaign stance on taxes, education, health care, public safety, state spending or other issues that may come before the Arkansas House.
A candidate’s party label identifies political affiliation, but it does not by itself establish a position on a specific bill or policy question. Without a documented campaign position, no issue stance can be assigned to Ferguson in this race.
Voters looking for policy details can watch for a campaign platform, candidate statement or other formal position released during the election cycle. Any such statement would add information about how Ferguson approaches issues affecting District 64 and the state.
Campaign finance and election process
No figures are on file for Ferguson’s campaign funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand. Those categories measure different parts of campaign activity: money received, money used and money remaining at a particular reporting point.
A figure that is not on file should not be treated as a reported total of zero. It means there is no amount listed in the candidate information for that category.
The central facts of the race are settled at this stage: Ferguson is the Democratic incumbent, the office is Arkansas House District 64, the race is not contested, and the general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The main items to monitor are whether the race’s candidate status changes and whether Ferguson adds biographical, policy or campaign finance information before Election Day.
