About
Hallie Shoffner is a sixth-generation Arkansas farmer and small-business owner running for the U.S. Senate. Her campaign says she operated her family farm for nine years and holds a degree from Vanderbilt University and a Master of Public Service from the Clinton School of Public Service. Her platform focuses on household costs, health care, workers, education, and agricultural and rural-community policy.
Positions on Key Issues
Healthcare
Shoffner says healthcare should be affordable and accessible for every Arkansan. She supports protecting hospitals, lowering prescription-drug prices, strengthening the Affordable Care Act, protecting Medicare and Medicaid, reducing administrative barriers, holding insurers accountable, and expanding treatment and mental-health care, particularly in rural areas.
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No public position found: Civil Rights & Equality, Election Policy
Background
Career History
Shoffner returned to her family's farm and seed business in 2016. Her campaign says she operated the family farm for nine years before closing it amid difficult farm conditions.
Education
Top Donors
Raised approximately $2.3 million as of mid-2026, including a second quarter in which she outraised all other Arkansas federal candidates. Her campaign reported about $1 million in contributions by early February 2026. Full itemized donor and industry data is available via the FEC and OpenSecrets.
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Voting Record
Has not held legislative office and has never run for office before. As a sixth-generation farmer and small-business owner, she has made agricultural policy and rural economic development central to her campaign; she supports the PRO Act and has been endorsed by the Arkansas AFL-CIO. Her platform emphasizes lowering costs for working families and growing local businesses.
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About this research
Data compiled from public sources and analyzed using AI. Last updated October 5, 2026. Visit candidate websites for the most current information.