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U.S. House, District 3: who gets your vote?

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Candidate
Robb Ryerse

Robb Ryerse

Running for U.S. House · Arkansas District 3

NationalDemocrat

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Congressman Steve Womack

Congressman Steve Womack

U.S. House · Arkansas District 3

NationalRepublican

Robb RyerseCandidateCongressman Steve WomackCurrent rep

Job fit

Robb Ryerse

Other work

  • co-founded with Dr. Chris Jones <span style="font-weight:bold;" class="wixui-rich-text__text">Vortex PAC</span> 1
  • He&rsquo;s worked with <span style="font-weight:bold;" class="wixui-rich-text__text">Vote Common Good</span> 1
  • Robb is a pastor and nonprofit leader running for Congress in Arkansas&rsquo; 3rd District. 1

Congressman Steve Womack

Offices held

  • member of the Rogers, Ark., city council, 1983-1984 2
  • Arkansas Army National Guard, 1979-2009; 2

Other work

  • consultant; 2

Top issues

Ranked by what Americans say matters most (Pew, 2026)

Robb Ryerse

  • Health care costs
    Said in a TV interview: "People should not be bankrupted by getting sick." 3
  • Cost of living & jobs
    Platform calls for investing "in local jobs — especially in small businesses, infrastructure, clean energy, and caregiving" and to "raise the minimum wage, so no one working full time lives in poverty." 4
  • Crime & safety
    Platform calls to "rethink sentencing laws, especially for nonviolent offenses, and end mandatory minimums," reform cash bail, and invest in rehabilitation and reentry. 4

No public stance found on: Guns

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Congressman Steve Womack

No stated positions on file yet.

How they voted on top issues

Robb Ryerse

Nothing found for this candidate yet.

Congressman Steve Womack

  • Politicians who play by the rules → Stronger ethics rules (18 of 18 votes) 5
  • Clean water and pipes that work → Federal money for water and stricter standards (10 of 10 votes) 5
  • A home you can afford → Government helping with housing costs (6 of 6 votes) 5

Who pays them

Robb Ryerse

Where the campaign money came from6

small donorslarge donors
small donors$58Klarge donors$57K$121K raised
$57,8416Small individual donors
$56,5506Large individual donors

Congressman Steve Womack

Where the campaign money came from7

small donorslarge donorscompaniesindustry associationsother politiciansOther kinds of donors
small donors$28Klarge donors$852Kcompanies$463Kindustryassociations$202Kotherpoliticians$56KOther kinds ofdonors$132K$1.8M raised
$27,5417Small individual donors
$852,1927Large individual donors

Checks

Robb Ryerse

No voting record to check yet

Congressman Steve Womack

Checks run: missed votes

🚩 Missed 10.7% of votes in Congress — the chamber's usual rate is 1.9%. 8

Not checked yet: stock trades

About red flags

These are Voter Choice's editorial choices, not a finding about any person. We flag: stock trading while in office, absences, money's influence in politics, and reported misuse of power or public funds. State and local items may come from local news, which can lean partisan. Take with a grain of salt. The judgment is yours.

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Sources

  1. Meet Robb | Robb for Congress · checked 2026-10-15 used in: Experience
  2. WOMACK, Steve | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives · checked 2026-10-15 used in: Experience
  3. 4029tv.com used in: Top issues
  4. ballotready.org used in: Top issues
  5. Congress.gov roll-call votes · 2022-11-04 to 2026-11-04 used in: How they voted on top issues
  6. FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
  7. FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
  8. GovTrack · 119th Congress used in: Checks
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Bobby Wilson
Candidate A

Bobby Wilson

Libertarian

We don't have campaign money records for this race yet.

Sources

1 Background: Arkansas congressional challengers compete with incumbents’ millions through direct voter contact · checked 2026-10-21

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Robb Ryerse
Candidate B

Robb Ryerse

DemocratShown above

No federal record yet. Campaign money: $121K raised, 47% from large donors, 2% from organized interests. Group breakdown unavailable. The filed PAC total is known, but its givers have not been identified here.
Filed PAC total: $2,185.68 (2% of $120,526.35 raised), 2026 cycle. Group source

Says they are for: government paying more of the bill, more legal ways in, and protection for people already here, government spending and worker protections.

Sources

1 Background: Meet Robb | Robb for Congress · checked 2026-10-15

2 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle

3 government paying more of the bill: Candidate statement

4 more legal ways in, and protection for people already here: Candidate statement

5 government spending and worker protections: Candidate statement

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Congressman Steve Womack
Candidate C

Congressman Steve Womack

RepublicanShown above

🚩 $1.8M raised, 48% from large donors, 49% from organized interests. Group coverage unverified: filing cutoffs and receipt scope have not been reconciled. Named amounts are not a complete split of the filed PAC total.
Filed PAC total: $877,500.00 (49% of $1,784,633.85 raised), 2026 cycle.
Named group amounts (not a complete filed split): $852,750.00, Group filing cutoff unavailable. Group source

🚩 Missed 10.7% of votes in Congress — the chamber's usual rate is 1.9%.

Their votes pushed for: more oil, gas and coal, fewer climate rules, a tighter border and stricter enforcement, lower taxes and fewer rules on business.

Sources

1 Background: WOMACK, Steve | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives · checked 2026-10-15

2 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle

3 Attendance: GovTrack · 119th Congress

4 Roll calls: Congress.gov roll-call votes · 2022-11-04 to 2026-11-04

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