Editing Black Springs, Arkansas (section)

===Politics===
In [[United States Congress|Congress]], Arkansas has been represented by two Republican senators ([[John Boozman]] and [[Tom Cotton]]) since January 3, 2015, ending a long history of Democratic hegemony. In the [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]], Black Springs and Montgomery County is within the [[Arkansas's 4th congressional district|Arkansas 4th district]], which contains almost the entire southwestern half of the state. The Arkansas 4th has been represented by [[Bruce Westerman]] since [[United States House of Representatives elections in Arkansas, 2014#District 4|2015]].

In the [[Arkansas Senate]], Black Springs is within the 10th District. The district encompasses almost all of the Ouachita Mountain counties. The 10th has been represented by [[Larry Teague]] (D) of [[Nashville, Arkansas|Nashville]] since 2013. In the [[Arkansas House of Representatives]], Black Springs is within the 20th District, which contains Montgomery, Polk, and Sevier counties. The 20th has been represented by [[John Maddox (Arkansas politician)|John Maddox]] (R) of [[Mena, Arkansas|Mena]] since 2017.<ref>{{ cite map |author= Arkansas Economic Development Institute |author-link= Arkansas Economic Development Institute |title= Arkansas District Finder |publisher= [[University of Arkansas at Little Rock]] |location= Little Rock |scale= Various |url=https://argis.ualr.edu/DistrictFinder/index.html |accessdate=May 6, 2019 }}</ref>