WYNNE, Ark. — State Senator Ronald Caldwell announced today that he has received the endorsement of the National Rifle Association, recognizing his legislative record defending Second Amendment rights in Arkansas.

The NRA’s endorsement reflects Caldwell’s consistent support for constitutional freedoms and his record of backing legislation that protects the rights of law-abiding citizens. During his thirteen years in the Arkansas Senate, Caldwell has supported measures strengthening individual liberties, protecting private property rights, and opposing government overreach that impacts Arkansas families.

“I have always believed that the right to keep and bear arms is fundamental,” Caldwell said. “I am honored to receive the endorsement of the National Rifle Association and will continue working to protect the constitutional freedoms of the people of District 10.”

Caldwell has also been endorsed by Gun Owners of Arkansas, along with agriculture leaders, pro-life advocates, and local newspapers across the district, reflecting broad support from organizations that value constitutional rights and conservative leadership.

In addition, the Monroe County Argus recently published an editorial supporting Caldwell’s leadership and service to District 10. The newspaper removed its paywall for readers, and the full editorial can be read here: https://monroecountyargus.com/articles/4715/view/editorial-for-senator-ron-caldwell-in-district-10

Caldwell, a lifelong resident of District 10, has served in the Arkansas Senate for thirteen years. His legislative record includes support for income tax cuts, advocacy for Arkansas farmers, protection of private property rights, legislation blocking foreign ownership of Arkansas land, and a consistent pro-life voting record.

Early voting is in progress for the March 3 election.