About Representative Alex Holladay
North Little Rock and Sherwood are home. This is where my wife and I have chosen to raise our three daughters and build our future.
I work for Arkansas’s leading academic medical institution, recruiting healthcare professionals to serve communities across our state. That experience has shown me how closely healthcare, education, workforce development, and economic stability are connected.
Now, I’m bringing that experience to the State Capitol and working to make state government deliver for the people it serves.
Your Representative—Not the Governor’s
I was told a Democrat could never win this district. But voters across North Little Rock and Sherwood came together because they wanted something different.
Democrats supported me because I promised to fight for children, working families, and seniors. Republicans supported me because I promised to hold the governor accountable and answer to the people of this district—not a political party.
I’m keeping those promises.
Partisan fighting doesn’t lower a power bill, create a childcare seat, or keep a hospital open. I’ll work with Democrats, Republicans, and anyone else who is serious about delivering results for our community.
Keep Alex Working for District 70
It is an honor to represent North Little Rock and Sherwood. I’m asking for your vote so we can continue building a stronger, healthier, and more affordable future together.
Vote Early: October 19–November 2
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3
My three daughters set the pace of my life, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. By six on the dot, my favorite trio is awake, and our daily routine begins. Mornings belong to them—packed lunches, mismatched socks, and all the chaos that comes with getting three girls ready for the day. There isn’t an alarm clock in the world I’d trade for theirs..
My wife, Christina, is the love of my life and the person I trust most. She is the hardest-working person I know, with seemingly endless energy and passion. She makes me a better person and a better father to our girls. I can’t imagine life without her advice, encouragement, and love.
It’s always been about public service for me.
Before I started my career at UAMS, I worked with Military personnel and National Guard members to chart their higher education. Together, we navigated the complexities (and far too often) the government red tape of the education benefits for our National Guard heroes. They had families to support, futures to build, and a GI Bill in their pocket.
My job was to help guide through the labyrinth of programs and options so they could achieve that promise of education, which our government promised them when they enlisted. The work wasn’t just about paperwork and regulations — it was about public service.
Our National Guard Members needed a partner willing to build a human connection, someone who understood the sacrifices they made and the dreams they were wanting to build. I went to work every day wanting to empower our soldiers to transition successfully, not just as Veterans, but students, entrepreneurs, leaders in our Central Arkansas communities.
I've spent my life listening to our communities, understanding their struggles, and helping students and National Guard members dream of the new possibilities for their families.
That’s why I ran for office—and why I’m proud to serve today: to fight for the people who fight for us and ensure every Arkansan has the resources and opportunities to reach their full potential.
