Unofficial results, which don't include absentee and provisional ballots, show the sales tax plan losing and incumbent city directors Antwan Phillips and Joan Adcock keeping their seats.

AP has called that voters defeated both Little Rock sales taxes on election night for a three-eighth cent permanent tax and a five-eighth cent 10-year tax. AP has also called that North Little Rock voters have rejected the 4-mill property tax increase.

North Little Rock School District voters rejected the district’s proposed 4-mill districtwide property tax increase, which would have brought the mill rate from 48.3 to 52.3, according to unofficial election results available Tuesday night.