The 14th JP district can boast two Democratic candidates for Quorum Court gearing up for the May 22nd primary.
Pictured during the filing process is Sean Barnes, a native of NW Arkansas, now residing in Lowell. He attended NWACC and University of AR before beginning a career in sales, currently a real estate agent with Crye-Leike Realty, Fayetteville. Sean’s focus for the Quorum Court is to “make Benton county a great place to live, work, and play”. His goals include lowering Benton county’s carbon footprint and focus on making life easier for special needs citizens.
Also a candidate for JP is Bobby Beene, a native Arkansan, originally from Quitman, AR, who has been a resident of Bethel Heights for the past year. He is a registered EMT with several years experience with ambulance providers in the Conway area. He has recently returned to the medical field and is currently in RN training. After about 18 years of prior business experience in restaurant management, he believes he can utilize that experience toward the benefit of Benton county and as a representative of the 14th district.
Another Democratic candidate is David Ibarra, a Rogers resident who is running for Constable in the 3rd district. After several years of law enforcement training and three tours of duty in Iraq and Afganistan, he brings appropriate experience to the post. Pictured with Jimmy Russell, Vice – Chair of the Benton County Democratic Central Committee, if elected, David will be able to utilize his experience for the benefit of Benton County.
