First stop after filing
From the night she filed, Kelly went to Faulkner County Democrats — the first time she introduced herself publicly as a candidate for Secretary of State. Thank you to Teresa Huff for that first platform.

From the night she filed, Kelly went straight to the people. Her first stop was Faulkner County Democrats, where she stood up for the first time and said, “I’m Kelly Grappe, and I’m running for Secretary of State.” Thank you to Teresa Huff for giving her that first platform.
You cannot serve all 75 counties if you do not show up — so the campaign keeps putting miles on the road and hours in the room.
Campaign totals through September 12, 2026 — miles from travel logs, engagements from the field, and counties visited. Last updated September 12, 2026.
Miles
23,419
Through September 12, 2026
Engagements
247
Through September 12, 2026
Counties
59
Visited through September 12, 2026
Kelly has been welcomed into churches, synagogues, and mosques, and the campaign is grateful for the community shared in each place. The point is not to perform politics in sacred spaces — it is to listen with respect wherever Arkansans gather.
Counties Kelly has visited and stops already on the public calendar.
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Verified moments from the campaign trail — through September 12, 2026.
From the night she filed, Kelly went to Faulkner County Democrats — the first time she introduced herself publicly as a candidate for Secretary of State. Thank you to Teresa Huff for that first platform.
The campaign has logged 23,419 miles, 247 engagements, and visits in 59 of Arkansas’s 75 counties.
Kelly has shown up in churches, synagogues, and mosques, and is grateful for the hospitality and shared community in each place.
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