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ROSTER House of Representatives – (By Districts) © 2016 Arkansas Legislative Digest, Inc. ROSTER House of Representatives – (By Districts) Speaker of the House – Jeremy Gillam (D) Democratic; (R) Republican District, Counties, Representative District, Counties, Representative 1 – Part of Miller County 25 – Part of Garland County Prissy Hickerson (R), Texarkana John Vines (D), Hot Springs 2 – Parts of Miller, Lafayette and Columbia Counties 26 – Parts of Garland and Hot Spring Counties Lane Jean (R), Magnolia Laurie Rushing (R), Hot Springs 3 – Parts of Hempstead and Nevada Counties 27 – Parts of Pulaski and Saline Counties Brent Talley (D), Hope Julie Mayberry (R), Hensley 4 – Little River County, Parts of Sevier and Howard 28 – Part of Saline County DeAnn Vaught (R), Horatio Kim Hammer (R), Benton 5 – Parts of Ouachita, Columbia, Nevada, and Lafayette 29 – Part of Pulaski County Counties Fred Love (D), Little Rock David Fielding (D), Magnolia 30 – Part of Pulaski County 6 – Parts of Union, Ouachita, and Columbia Counties Charles Armstrong (D), Little Rock Matthew Shepherd (R), El Dorado 31 – Parts of Pulaski and Saline Counties 7 – Parts of Union, Calhoun, and Ouachita Counties Andy Davis (R), Little Rock John Baine (D), El Dorado 32 – Part of Pulaski County 8 – Bradley County, Parts of Calhoun, Ashley, Dallas and Jim Sorvillo (R), Little Rock Cleveland Counties 33 – Part of Pulaski County Jeff Wardlaw (D), Hermitage Warwick Sabin (D), Little Rock 9 – Parts of Ashley and Drew Counties 34 – Part of Pulaski County Sheilla Lampkin (D), Monticello John Walker (D), Little Rock 10 – Parts of Cleveland, Drew, Jefferson, Grant and Lincoln 35 – Part of Pulaski County Counties Clarke Tucker (D), Little Rock Mike Holcomb (D), Pine Bluff 36 – Part of Pulaski County 11 – Chicot County, Parts of Desha and Ashley Counties Charles Blake (D), Little Rock Mark McElroy, (D), Tillar 37 – Part of Pulaski County 12 – Phillips County, Parts of Arkansas and Desha Counties Eddie Armstrong (D), North Little Rock Chris Richey (D), Helena 38 – Part of Pulaski County 13 – Parts of Prairie, White, Arkansas, and Lonoke Counties Donnie Copeland (R), North Little Rock David Hillman (D), Almyra 39 – Part of Pulaski County 14 – Parts of Lonoke, Prairie, Pulaski , Jefferson and Mark Lowery (R), Maumelle Arkansas Counties 40 – Parts of Pulaski and Faulkner County Camille Bennett (D), Lonoke Douglas House (R), North Little Rock 15 – Parts of Grant, Jefferson, and Hot Spring Counties 41 – Part of Pulaski County Ken Bragg (R), Sheridan Karilyn Brown (R), Sherwood 16 – Parts of Jefferson and Lincoln Counties 42 – Part Pulaski County Kenneth Feguson (D), Pine Bluff Bob Johnson (D), Jacksonville 17 – Part of Jefferson County 43 – Part of Lonoke County Vivian Flowers (D), Pine Bluff Tim Lemons (R), Cabot 18 – Parts of Clark, Dallas, Hot Spring and Garland 44 – Parts of Lonoke, White and Faulkner Counties Counties Joe Farrer (R), Austin Richard Womack (R), Arkadelphia 45 – Part of White County 19 – Pike County, Parts of Clark, Howard and Hempstead Jeremy Gillam (R), Judsonia Counties 46 – Part of White County Justin Gonzales (R), Okolona Les Eaves (R), Searcy 20 – Parts of Polk, Montgomery and Sevier Counties 47 – Woodruff County, Parts of Jackson, White and Nate Bell (R), Mena Independence Counties 21 – Parts of Scott, Sebastian, Polk, Yell, Montgomery, Michael John Gray (D), Augusta Garland and Perry Counties 48 – Lee County, Parts St. Francis and Monroe Counties Marcus Richmond (R), Harvey Reginald Murdock (D), Marianna 22 – Parts of Perry and Garland Counties 49 – Parts of Cross, St. Francis and Monroe Counties Mickey Gates (R), Hot Springs Marshall Wright (D), Forrest City 23 – Part of Saline County 50 – Parts of Crittenden and Cross Counties Lanny Fite (R), Benton Milton Nicks (D), Marion 24 – Part of Garland County 51 – Part of Crittenden County Bruce Cozart (R), Hot Springs Deborah Ferguson (D), West Memphis 90th General Assembly – Fiscal Session 1 © 2016 Arkansas Legislative Digest, Inc. District, Counties, Representative District, Counties, Representative 52 – Parts of Poinsett, Craighead, Jackson and 83 – Newton County, Parts of Pope, Searcy, Boone and Independence Counties Carroll Counties Dwight Tosh (R), Jonesboro David Branscum (R), Marshall 53 – Part of Criaighead County 84 – Part of Washington County Dan Sullivan (R), Brookland Charlie Collins (R), Fayetteville 54 – Parts of Mississippi and Pointsett Counties 85 – Part of Washington County Dave Wallace (R), Leachville David Whitaker (D), Fayetteville 55 – Parts of Mississippi and Crittenden Counties 86 – Part of Washington County Monte Hodges (D), Blytheville Greg Leding (D), Fayetteville 56 – Parts of Clay, Greene, and Randolph Counties 87 – Parts of Washington and Benton Counties Joe Jett (D), Success Robin Lundstrum (R), Springdale 57 – Part of Greene County 88 – Part of Washington County Mary Broadaway (D), Paragould Lance Eads (R), Springdale 58 – Part of Craighead County 89 – Part of Washington County Brandt Smith (R), Jonesboro Micah Neal (R), Springdale 59 – Part of Craighead County 90 – Part of Benton County Jack Ladyman (R), Jonesboro Jana Della Rosa (R), Lowell 60 – Parts of Lawrence, Greene, Randolph and Sharp 91 – Part of Benton County Counties Dan Douglas (R), Bentonville James Ratliff (D), Imboden 92 – Part of Benton County 61 – Parts of Randolph, Fulton and Sharp Counties Kim Hendren (R), Gravette Scott Baltz (D), Pocahontas 93 – Part of Benton County 62 – Parts of Izard, Sharp, Independence and Stone Jim Dotson (R), Bentonville Counties 94 – Part of Benton County Michelle Grey (R), Melbourne Rebecca Petty (R), Rogers 63 – Part of Independence County 95 – Part of Benton County James Sturch (R), Batesville Sue Scott (R), Rogers 64 – Parts of Cleburne, Stone, Searcy, Baxter, and Marion 96 – Part of Benton County Counties Grant Hodges (R), Rogers John Payton (R), Wilburn 97 – Parts of Carroll, Madison and Washington Counties 65 – Parts of Conway and Perry Counties Bob Ballinger (R), Hindsville Rick Beck (R), Center Ridge 98 – Parts of Boone and Carroll Counties 66 – Parts of Cleburne, Faulkner and Van Buren Counties Ron McNair (R), Alpena Josh Miller (R), Heber Springs 99 – Parts of Marion, Boone and Baxter Counties 67 – Part Faulkner County Kelley Linck (R), Yellville Stephen Meeks (R), Greenbrier 100 – Part of Baxter County 68 – Parts of Pope and Van Buren Counties Nelda Speaks (R), Mountain Home Trevor Down (R), Russellville 69 – Johnson County, Part of Pope Betty Overbey (D), Lamar 70 – Parts of Faulkner and Perry Counties David Meeks (R), Conway 71 – Part of Pope County Ken Henderson (R), Russellville 72 – Part of Faulkner County Steve Magie (D), Conway 73 – Parts of Yell, Perry, Faulkner and Pope Counties Mary Bentley (R), Perryville 74 – Logan County, Parts of Scott, Sebastian and Franklin Counties Jon Eubanks (R), Paris 75 – Parts of Crawford and Sebastian Counties Charlotte Douglas (R), Alma 76 – Part of Sebastian County Mat Pitsch (R), Fort Smith 77 – Part of Sebastian County Justin Boyd (R), Fort Smith 78 – Part of Sebastian County George McGill (D), Fort Smith 79 – Part of Crawford County Gary Deffenbaugh (R), Van Buren 80 – Parts of Crawford and Washington Counties Charlene Fite (R), Van Buren 81 – Parts of Crawford and Washington Counties Justin Harris (R), West Fork 82 – Parts of Franklin, Madison and Crawford Counties Bill Gossage (R), Ozark 90th General Assembly – Fiscal Session 2.
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