Representative Brandon Achor is running for Arkansas State Senate District 13, which includes Jacksonville, Maumelle, North Little Rock, and Sherwood. Achor describes himself as a “staunch conservative Republican,” and is focused on kicking people off government benefits, expanding school vouchers, and bringing conservative values to all policy making. 

Achor has been endorsed by Arkansas Right to Life, which also gave him a 100% Pro-Life Score for the 2025 legislative session. Achor voted in line with Arkansas Right to Life 100% in 2025. In 2023, Achor received the Statesman Award from the Family Council Action Committee for his conservative votes on abortion, religious liberty, LGBTQ+ issues, and education. That year, Achor voted to create a monument for the unborn, to let cities and counties pass pro-life resolutions, to revoke physician’s medical licenses for providing abortions, and to make accessing abortion more complicated. 

Achor recently came under fire for his endorsement of Stephen Bright, a Republican candidate for Arkansas House District 71, who has faced accusations of voter fraud, domestic abuse, inappropriate contact with his daughter and failure to pay child support. Achor has since revoked his endorsement.