Local·General election
Garland County, Arkansas
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In Arkansas, a justice of the peace is an elected member of the county quorum court, the legislative body that governs the county. Justices of the peace adopt the county budget, levy county taxes within the limits set by law, and pass local ordinances and resolutions. Despite the historic title, the role is legislative rather than judicial. These races shape county spending and local policy for the district each member represents.
Patrick Langley has been a resident of Garland County for over 20 years. His career began in 2004 and he has spent the past 22 years serving Garland County as a law enforcement officer. He believes that his experience uniquely equips him to represent District 3 residents.
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