Voter registration records in Arkansas have been an invaluable source for genealogy research since the establishment of the state in 1836, with neither a property requirement nor a taxpaying requirement for voting eligibility, which was advanced for the South of the country, with many states having limitations based on race, citizenship and gender, among others. Later, in 1868 and after the Civil War, universal male suffrage was established, along with voting rights to newly arrived immigrants, one of the first states to do so. These records often include vital information such as names, addresses, and dates of birth, helping researchers trace family histories and verify relationships. Voter rolls can also reveal migration patterns and social status, reflecting historical events and demographic shifts.
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