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U.S. House District 1
2026 Arkansas U.S. House — District 1 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Arkansas Secretary of State — 2026 Candidate Filing Search
Position/Office: U.S. House District 01
Party Affiliation: Democratic
Candidate Name: Terri Yarbrough Green
Filing Date: 2025-11-10
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FEC committee ID: C00930800
FEC committee name: TERRI GREEN ELECTION CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Published email: [email protected]
Published email: [email protected]
Published website: https://www.terrigreenforarkansas.com/
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She holds a BA in Law from Baylor and an MD from the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. She was born in El Paso and adopted at birth by a WWII Navy veteran and his wife. At home, she’s a wife, mom, stepmom, and proud grandmother who tries to pass on her love of reading to her six grandchildren along with the occasional crocheted blanket. She loves RV travel, her three rescue dogs and cat, and a good road trip. The Grand Canyon is her favorite destination. She hopes to someday hike to the river and back.
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She holds a BA in Law from Baylor and an MD from the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio. She was born in El Paso and adopted at birth by a WWII Navy veteran and his wife. At home, she’s a wife, mom, stepmom, and proud grandmother who tries to pass on her love of reading to her six grandchildren along with the occasional crocheted blanket. She loves RV travel, her three rescue dogs and cat, and a good road trip. The Grand Canyon is her favorite destination. She hopes to someday hike to the river and back.
I did not begin my career in politics. I began by trying to understand how people function, and what happens when the systems around them fail. In my career as a pathologist, I examined evidence and provided answers. When I examine our government, I see a system failing those it’s meant to serve, and I’m running to fix that.
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I did not begin my career in politics. I began by trying to understand how people function, and what happens when the systems around them fail. In my career as a pathologist, I examined evidence and provided answers. When I examine our government, I see a system failing those it’s meant to serve, and I’m running to fix that.
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In Arkansas, we believe in the rule of law, the constitution, and that no one is above the law. Justice should be applied equally. Power should never go unchecked. Healthy debate is not a threat. It is a strength. Checks and balances are not obstacles. They are guardrails.
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In Arkansas, we believe in the rule of law, the constitution, and that no one is above the law. Justice should be applied equally. Power should never go unchecked. Healthy debate is not a threat. It is a strength. Checks and balances are not obstacles. They are guardrails.
I believe in free, fair, transparent elections where every vote counts and every voter has confidence in the outcome. That is the bare minimum for a functioning democracy, and it must be the foundation of our system.
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I believe in free, fair, transparent elections where every vote counts and every voter has confidence in the outcome. That is the bare minimum for a functioning democracy, and it must be the foundation of our system.
I do not believe families should have to work themselves to exhaustion just to survive. I believe in an Arkansas where all families thrive.
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I do not believe families should have to work themselves to exhaustion just to survive. I believe in an Arkansas where all families thrive.
Supporting family farms and pushing back on big monopolies.
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Supporting family farms and pushing back on big monopolies.
Strong infrastructure, including safe roads and bridges, reliable broadband, excellent public schools, productive farmland, and utilities that support both our environmental integrity and our communities’ needs.
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Strong infrastructure, including safe roads and bridges, reliable broadband, excellent public schools, productive farmland, and utilities that support both our environmental integrity and our communities’ needs.
After a lifetime in science and medicine, I know you don’t get good outcomes without questioning assumptions, reviewing evidence, and listening to others with expertise. Our government should work the same way. We need leaders who earn power through competence, integrity, and service to their constituents.
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After a lifetime in science and medicine, I know you don’t get good outcomes without questioning assumptions, reviewing evidence, and listening to others with expertise. Our government should work the same way. We need leaders who earn power through competence, integrity, and service to their constituents.
We have to get dark money out of politics. Period.
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We have to get dark money out of politics. Period.
Accessible, affordable healthcare so getting sick does not mean going broke, and women don't have to travel hours for maternity care.
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Accessible, affordable healthcare so getting sick does not mean going broke, and women don't have to travel hours for maternity care.
I’m running for Congress because Democracy only works when people have real choices in leadership and a government that works for working families, not just wealthy insiders. I’m ready to fight for the people of the First Congressional District.
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I’m running for Congress because Democracy only works when people have real choices in leadership and a government that works for working families, not just wealthy insiders. I’m ready to fight for the people of the First Congressional District.
Apply the law equally, reject unchecked governmental power, and preserve constitutional checks and balances.
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Base governmental decisions on questioning assumptions, reviewing evidence, and listening to relevant expertise.
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Eliminate undisclosed political spending and reduce special-interest influence over government.
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Maintain elections in which every lawful vote counts and voters can have confidence in transparent results.
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Support family farms and oppose excessive concentration by large agricultural monopolies.
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Increase the federal minimum wage so paid work provides greater economic security.
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Expand access to affordable health care and reduce long travel distances for maternity care.
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Lists safe, reliable roads and bridges as infrastructure priorities, without a specific investment pledge.
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Expand reliable broadband access in Arkansas communities.
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Strengthen Arkansas public schools.
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Protect productive farmland and ensure utility systems support environmental integrity and community needs.
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FEC candidate totals October 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026.
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Candidate ID: H6AR01155
Name: GREEN, TERRI YARBROUGH DR.
Office: House
State: AR
District: 01
Coverage start: 2025-10-01
Coverage end: 2026-06-30
Total receipts: $65149.26
Total disbursements: $53191.65
Cash on hand: $11957.61
Debts owed by committee: $17837.73
Claims that did not clear the publication standard remain visibly excluded.
Reason: NO_STABLE_ELIGIBLE_PUBLIC_RECORD_IDENTITY_ATTACHED
Names and candidate-stated prior service alone never attach another person's records. This does not establish that the candidate has never held public office.
Reason: CURRENT_GENERAL_BALLOT_CERTIFICATION_RECHECK_PENDING
An earlier filing record alone does not verify a party nomination or final general-election placement. Final November 3 ballot certification, withdrawals, substitutions, and additional candidates still require reconciliation. The filing search returned no candidate rows during the September 14 review.
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Arkansas Secretary of State
Open Arkansas Secretary of StateTerri Yarbrough Green campaign
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