Ken Aden withdraws from Arkansas congressional district race - Ballotpedia

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July 31, 2012

By Geoff Pallay

LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas: Ken Aden withdrew from the race for Arkansas's 3rd Congressional District earlier this month.^[1]

Aden formally refused the party nomination. His withdrawal after the primary means that the Democratic Party cannot name a replacement candidate.^[2]

The two remaining candidates on the ballot are Rebekah Kennedy (G) and David Pangrac (L).^[3]

See also

Arkansas's 3rd Congressional District elections, 2012

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