AR SJR6

Establishes a "top-two" primary election system where all candidates for primary, special primary, or nonpartisan office appear on a single ballot regardless of political party affiliation, with the top two vote-getters advancing to the general election.

Requires political party affiliation (or "Independent" for unaffiliated candidates) to appear next to each candidate's name on primary ballots.

Applies the new election process to federal congressional, state, county, and nonpartisan offices (including judicial offices) but exempts municipal and local offices.

Excludes presidential primaries and general elections from the top-two system; instead requires the General Assembly to establish party-based delegate selection for national nominating conventions and a separate process for choosing presidential electors.

Effective January 1, 2023, applicable to elections on and after January 1, 2024; requires the General Assembly to enact implementing legislation covering candidate filing procedures, election timing, tie-breaking, and vacancy-filling processes.