Jeff
Wadlin

1. Economy & jobs Supports affordability, anti-monopoly enforcement, lower labor taxes, and worker organizing rights +

2. Economy & jobs Supports affordability, antitrust enforcement, lower labor taxes, and balanced budget +

3. Housing Supports increasing housing supply while keeping zoning decisions local +

4. Housing Supports increasing housing supply and reducing federal barriers to construction +

5. Health care Supports universal coverage via public-private partnership, not Medicare for All +

6. Health care Supports universal coverage through a public-private system and cost reduction +

7. Immigration Supports border security and enforcement with humane treatment and due process +

8. Immigration Supports border enforcement, humane treatment, and legal immigration pathways +

9. Education Supports state and local control of education; backs federal funding for vocational training +

10. Education Supports state and local control of education; opposes federal curriculum mandates +

11. Climate & energy Accepts climate science; supports all-of-the-above energy strategy +

12. Climate & energy Accepts climate science; supports all-of-the-above energy strategy +

13. Crime & public safety Supports accountability for violent offenders; opposes civil asset forfeiture without conviction +

14. Crime & public safety Supports law enforcement with due process; opposes civil asset forfeiture without conviction +

15. Taxes & budget Supports progressive, simplified taxes paired with spending cuts and balanced budgets +

16. Taxes & budget Supports progressive taxation, balanced budget, and closing loopholes +

17. Guns Defends individual Second Amendment rights; opposes bans on semi-automatic firearms +

18. Guns Defends individual gun rights; opposes semi-automatic bans +

19. Democracy & elections Supports ranked-choice voting, ballot access, and peaceful transfer of power +

20. Democracy & elections Supports ranked-choice voting, term limits, and peaceful transfers of power +

21. Foreign policy & defense Favors diplomacy and alliances; opposes wars without congressional authorization +

1. Oct 10
   news

   Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports Wadlin has launched statewide outreach tour

   The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reported that Wadlin had put 'Jeff Wadlin U.S. Senate' on his pickup truck and begun a statewide outreach tour to introduce himself to Arkansas voters as a third option in the Senate race.

   ↳ Libertarian Jeff Wadlin eager to show Arkansas voters a third option for U.S. Senate · Oct 10, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
2. Oct 9
   poll

   GrayHouse poll shows Wadlin at 4% in Arkansas U.S. Senate race

   A GrayHouse poll of 550 likely voters, fielded September 30–October 4, showed Republican Tom Cotton at 50%, Democrat Hallie Shoffner at 39%, and Wadlin at 4%, with 7% undecided or other. The poll was identified as conducted by a Republican pollster.

   ↳ Politics & Poll Tracker on X: "GrayHouse poll · Oct 9, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
3. Oct 4
   debate

   Report: Cotton declined debate invitations involving Wadlin; two Wadlin debates still upcoming

   News From The States reported that Cotton had declined invitations to the public-television and Arkansas State University debates that included Wadlin and Shoffner, instead opting for a Salem Media debate. The two Wadlin-Shoffner debates were still scheduled as of the report.

   ↳ Debates used to mean something in Arkansas politics. Now they're an afterthought. · Oct 4, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
4. Sep 30
   debate

   Arkansas public-TV debate featuring Wadlin and Shoffner announced for October 12

   Arkansas's public television station announced a debate between Wadlin and Democrat Hallie Shoffner scheduled for October 12 in Conway. Republican incumbent Tom Cotton was not included. A second Wadlin-Shoffner debate was also scheduled for October 22 at Arkansas State University's student-led station.

   ↳ Arkansas TV announces lineup for state, federal debates next month · Sep 30, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
5. Sep 23
   news

   Wadlin profiled by Axios, outlines Libertarian platform and campaign pitch

   Axios published an interview and policy profile of Wadlin. He described his campaign motto as 'It's not us versus them; it's just us,' and outlined positions including universal health coverage through a public-private system, balanced budgets, gun rights, stronger antitrust enforcement, opposition to broad tariffs, and diplomacy-first policy on Iran. He said he was courting independents and voters dissatisfied with Cotton.

   ↳ Libertarian candidate Jeff Wadlin runs for U.S. Senate · Sep 23, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

• Arkansas Libertarian Party organization
  The Arkansas Libertarian Party nominated Wadlin for U.S. Senate. This is a nomination rather than a separately identified endorsement, but it is the only relevant party action found in the sources. jeffwadlin.com · Feb 18, 2026

Raised

$29K

Spent

$20K

Cash on hand

$8,469

As of Jun 30, 2026. Filings are periodic, so recent money may not be included yet. ↳ FEC record S6AR00223(opens in a new tab)