Arkansas has $0.3B in tracked subsidies across 1355 beneficiary companies. 109 of these companies also donated to political campaigns (4% donor rate). County-level data available for 75 of 75 counties.

$0.3B Total Subsidies Tracked
1,355 Beneficiary Companies
109 Donor-Beneficiaries Matched 4% donor rate
$0.3M Total Donated by Beneficiaries

County Overview

75 counties ranked by subsidy total. Click any county for full details.

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Key Findings

  • 109 of 1,355 subsidized companies (4.5%) made campaign donations — $254,547 total.
  • $6,676 in donations flowed from beneficiaries to 13 political committees. Top recipient: Gary Don Stubblefield ($2,500).
  • $339M in total subsidies tracked across 1,355 beneficiary companies in Arkansas.

Political Committee Activity

$0.0M Total donated to committees
13 Committees receiving funds

Top recipient: Gary Don Stubblefield ($2K — 2.13% beneficiary-funded)

All Counties

County-level subsidy data for Arkansas
CountyScoreTotal SubsidiesCompanies
Sebastian55.0$339.0M0
Pulaski45.00
Arkansas0.00
Ashley0.00
Baxter0.00
Benton0.00
Boone0.00
Bradley0.00
Calhoun0.00
Carroll0.00
Chicot0.00
Clark0.00
Clay0.00
Cleburne0.00
Cleveland0.00
Columbia0.00
Conway0.00
Craighead0.00
Crawford0.00
Crittenden0.00
Cross0.00
Dallas0.00
Desha0.00
Drew0.00
Faulkner0.00
Franklin0.00
Fulton0.00
Garland0.00
Grant0.00
Greene0.00
Hempstead0.00
Hot Spring0.00
Howard0.00
Independence0.00
Izard0.00
Jackson0.00
Jefferson0.00
Johnson0.00
Lafayette0.00
Lawrence0.00
Lee0.00
Lincoln0.00
Little River0.00
Logan0.00
Lonoke0.00
Madison0.00
Marion0.00
Miller0.00
Mississippi0.00
Monroe0.00
Montgomery0.00
Nevada0.00
Newton0.00
Ouachita0.00
Perry0.00
Phillips0.00
Pike0.00
Poinsett0.00
Polk0.00
Pope0.00
Prairie0.00
Randolph0.00
Saline0.00
Scott0.00
Searcy0.00
Sevier0.00
Sharp0.00
St Francis0.00
Stone0.00
Union0.00
Van Buren0.00
Washington0.00
White0.00
Woodruff0.00
Yell0.00
How we calculated this

State summaries aggregate county-level data from Good Jobs First subsidy records cross-referenced with state campaign finance databases. Donor rates reflect the percentage of subsidy recipients matched to campaign contributors. County scorecards use a composite weighted score (subsidy concentration 35%, donor overlap 30%, tax burden 20%, WARN notices 15%).

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