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Mary Bentley

RepublicanIncumbent

Business owner

Mary Bentley is a Republican candidate for Arkansas House of Representatives District 54 in the 2026 election. They are the incumbent.

From the candidate’s public filings

Background

Mary Bentley earned a degree from Harding University. Bentley's career experience includes owning Bentley Plastics. She has been affiliated with Perry County Right to Life and has served as a volunteer firefighter/first responder.[1]

Campaign themes

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Bentley's campaign website listed the following issues:

Pro-Life

Excerpt: "Mary is a born again Christian who believes in the sanctity of human life just as the majority of Arkansans do."

Pro-2nd Amendment

Excerpt: "Mary is a defender of the 2nd amendment and every American’s right to bear arms."

Jobs and Taxes

Excerpt: "Mary knows that Arkansas has the 6th highest income tax in the nation along with nearly stagnant job growth since 2004. She believes that if Arkansas wants to attract jobs, then it must have a business friendly environment. This is why it is imperative to reform Arkansas tax code."

On the 2026 ballot

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Compiled from the candidate’s published profile as of September 30, 2026.

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