Candidate for US Senate Natalie James said Wednesday that she's running to change Arkansas' narrative.
James spoke about her campaign and several issues during the Wednesday broadcast of KHOZ's "Around The Table" show. She said there's an opportunity to have "an inclusive legislative assembly" that represents all Arkansas citizens. She said letters from constituents, teachers and herself go unheard by senators.
"Our voices just aren't being heard," James said. The candidate the responses consist of asking "did you donate? Did you vote for me?" She said this "kind of makes the normal person feel upset." James said this led to her deciding that it was time to have a "citizen candidate" to ensure that everyone's voices are heard in a manner "equitable for all of Arkansas."
The full interview with James is on the "Around The Table" Facebook Page.
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