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Senate Districts 2020 Variance - SenMammoath te Districts Sulphur !Spring ! !Springs Saint Francis Bella Vista ! ! Gateway Beaver !Clarkridge ! !Success !Diamond City Mc Dougal !Sturkie ! !Pollard Oak Grove !Oakland !Gamaliel ! Omaha 71 Pe!a Ridge Garfield ! «¬ ! ! !Hiwasse !Maynard Corning 62 !Peel UV !Gravette 21 UV Camp Eureka !Lead Hill ! Piggott !Maysville Benton !Datto ! !Avoca Springs 63 ! «¬ !Viola 115 County 62 UV Clay Midway !Gepp Bull Shoals ! !Henderson «¬ ! Reyno UV62 ! County 59 !Salem Greenway UV !Lakeview ! ! !Berryville 102 ! Bentonville Fulton Randolph Centerton UV ! !Biggers Decatur Mountain Home ! 12 Ravenden !Knobel Rogers ! UV Carroll Green Forest 65 Dist. 17 178 County County ! «¬ UV !Elizabeth Cherokee Hardy !Springs 67 County ! «¬ Village! 94 !Bergman Scott Flippo 201 UV Boone UV Peach Orchard Alpena !Glencoe ! ! !Rector County Gassville !Bexar -1,460 (-1.7%) ! Baxter UV90 90 Flippin ! UV ! !Gentry 135 Cave S! prings County Pocahontas «¬ ! F Cotter !Williford 49 ! 9 304 Delaplaine UV UV 62 ! Harrison !Pyatt Ravenden UV Lowell ! 43 Summit ! UV UV ! Wiseman ! Lafe !Dolph Oxford !Ash Flat ! UV264 UV392 Yellville ! ! !Imboden !Marmaduke !Elm Springs !Norfork Dist. 20 43 Marion «¬ ! !Wideman O Kean ! Springdale County ! !Tontitown ! Franklin Blake Johnson ! ! Siloam Valley Pineville Sharp Populated Places ! Violet Hill Springs 265 Everton ! 3,671 (4.3%) «¬ !Springs ! Brockwell County Hindsville 5 ! Johnson ! UV Greene ! Calico Rock UV56 ! Black Rock County Washington 412 ! Highways «¬ Marble Falls ! 112 !Goshen Dist. 19 Portia County UV Izard Powhatan ! Compton !Western Grove Smithville ! 45 ! ! 412 UV ! !Walnut Ridge Huntsville County «¬ !Paragould Evening Shade !James Stur! ch ! Interstate !Pindall ! Walcott Fayetteville ! Melbourne Hoxie ! 180 Kingston Lawrence «¬ ! !Sage -1,009 (-1.2%) Farmington ! County UV358 !Wesley !Saint Joe !Ponca Other Freeways and Expressways 156 !Lynn UV !Hasty Sidney ! !Elkins Madison ! !Jasper !Harriet Greenland County Harriet !Sedgwick !Gosnell See Northwest Arkansas Inset Gilbert ! Minturn !Summers ! ! !Prairie Grove Mount Strawberry 14 ! 141 Other Principal Arterials UV UV !Blytheville Pleasant !Leachville 62 ! Armorel Lincoln UV 27 UV151 ! ! UV !Parthenon Cave City !Vendor ! 239 ! UV69 UV !West Fork Saffell Dist. 5 Guion ! ! ! Brookland Minor Arterial ! !Mount Judea !Onia !Monette !Canehill Newton Bono 18 !Manila 16 Searcy !Marshall Stone Alicia UV Bob Ballinger County ! «¬ County County !Dell !Egypt !Cushman -3,678 (-4.3%) !Mountain View County Boundaries !Timbo !Morrow 540 Dist. 21 ! 351 Craighead ! Burdette ¨¦§ Independence UV ! 167 Lake City Black Oak ¬ Charlotte County ! « Swifton ! Dist. 18 Pleasant County ! ! Dan Sullivan 61 !Deer !Leslie UV !Combs Saint Paul ! !Cord !Grove 25 2020 Population - Senate !Pettigrew UV Cash Winslow Missy Thomas Irvin ! !Evansville ! 226 10,537 (12.2%) Marcella UV Mississippi Luxora 23 ! ! 233 Caraway ! UV UV ! -6,272 (-7.3%) UV163 County UV106 ! Total Population Target = 86,044 !Witts Springs Batesville !Bay Sulphu!r Rock ! !Dennard Desha !Tuckerman ! ! UV71 63 Dist. 22 UV119 Osceola Dist. 16 ! ¤£ 140 <77,440 (>10% Below Target) ! !Tilly UV 59 Locust Grove 367 ! UV Magness ! UV Dave Wallace !Keiser ! Breanne Davis Salado Newark ! !Prim ! Oark Trumann ! Chester ! ! Rosie 69 -13,208 (-15.4%) 77,441 - 81,742 (>5% Below Target) -1,438 (-1.7%) ! UV !Concord !Grubbs !Shirley !Natural Dam ! Diaz Driver ! 18 980 ! Ozone UV !Lepanto ! !Oil Trough UV !Mountainburg Drasco Jacksonport !Weiner ! 81,743 - 85,184 (>1% Below Target) Dyess ! 55 7 Fairfield Bay ! 384 UV135 UV ! Edgemont «¬ ¨¦§ ! Newport Wilson Van Buren Cleburne Poinsett ! !Uniontown Crawford !Floral Ida !Harrisburg County ! 17 !Waldenburg 85,185 - 86,904 (within 1% of Target) County Pleasant !Thida UV County Cedarville County !Amagon 14 ! Johnson UV !Clinton !Plains !Bassett !Higden Tumbling County ! Marked Tree !Shoals Jackson 49 !Joiner Rudy UV 1 ! Choctaw «¬ 86,905 - 90,346 (>1% Above Target) !Scotland ! County Hagarville UV210 ! Tyronza Franklin !Wilburn ! Frenchmans ! !Fisher !Mulberry Heber Springs Bayou Dyer County 65 ! !Alma ! «¬ 110 ! UV Ozark 90,347 - 94,648 (>5% Above Target) Clarksville ! Hector UV64 ! !Bee Branch !Altus 103 Pope Van Buren !Lamar Beedeville !Gilmore ! !Cecil Coal Hill «¬ ! 162 ! 16 >94,649 (>10% Above Target) UV !Hartman ! County UV !Pangburn !Alix Cleveland Cherry Valley 64 ! Bradford Hickory Ridge ! «¬ ! !Tupelo Jerusalem !Turrell !Dover ! Variance derived from the U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census. ! !Quitman Fort Smith !Knoxville Center Ridge ! Damascus !Russell ! !Letona !Scranton Lavaca 109 59 ! UV !Clarkedale UV ! !Vanndale 71 ! !London UV 255 UV9 Rose Bud White ¨¦§540 «¬ Guy !Bald Knob 271 Barling ! Cross Branch ! County 67 «¬ ! Ratcliff ¤£ !Charleston Paris Subiaco County !Earle ! ! !Augusta 64 22 !New Blaine 124 Hattieville Par!kin UV Delaware 326 UV ! UV UV253 ! UV ! !Judsonia Springfield Patterson! ! Sebastian Dist. 6 Russellville Conway ! 331 S!earcy Mc Crory Crawfordsville 59 40 UV ! Dist. 23 ! County !Solgohachia «¬ ¨¦§ County Pottsville !Atkins 36 See Fort Smith Inset !Romance UV ! Crittenden Marion Gary Stubblefield 267 ! 284 ! UV Woodruff UV Wynne Greenbrier !Mount Vernon Ronald Caldwell ! Kensett County 118 64 Crawford ! Logan ! UV UV Dardanelle ! County 77 Greenwood -6,396 (-7.4%) West Point UV County !Wooster ! -12,014 (-14%) !Hackett County Faulkner Enola ! 367 Higginson 162 UV 40 UV West Memphis! 255 County «¬ UV 59 95 Gregory 218 UV ! «¬ Dist. 5 «¬ !Plumerville Magazine ! 5 !Heth 64 ! UV «¬ !Menifee !Garner Colt Booneville ! Bob Ballinger ! 10 Dist. 35 Edmondson Dist. 9 UV ! Dist. 15 Griffit!hville ! Blue Mountain Mc Rae Centerville El Paso ! -3,678 (-4.3%) !Havana ! 154 ! 11 Terry Rice Midland UV Mark Johnson Jason Rapert UV ! 64 Proctor Belleville «¬ ! ! ! 64 ! ! Huntington !Vilonia Caldwell «¬ 4 (0%) 3,270 (3.8%) Beebe St. Francis -2,171 (-2.5%) ! 147 Hunter UV !Mansfield ! County Danville 286 ! 60 UV 540 !Perry UV Dist. 29 Widener Dist. 24 ¨¦§ ! 50 !Adona Houston ! UV !Hartford ! ! Ward Forrest City ! Ola Casa ! Madison 255 ! Ricky Hill Keith Ingram UV Hickory Cotton Plant ! UV70 334 Perryville Bigelow ! UV 22 Yell ! ! Plains «¬ 4,313 (5%) ! -9,429 (-11%) !Plainview 38 !Palestine County UV !Des Arc ! Cabot ! Hughes 45 UV59 Mayflower ! UV Rover !Goodwin 253 ! Perry 255 UV Dist. 9 321 «¬ County UV Wheatley Little 31 ! Terry Rice UV 271 Rock Air !Haynes «¬ !Bluffton 22 !Roland UV ! Force Base Prairie ! -2,171 (-2.5%) ! Brinkley Sebastian !Gravelly County !Brickeys 71 89 «¬ Jacksonville UV 271 County Scott 107 ! ¤£ ! «¬ Lonoke County !Harvey Maumelle 294 County 161 UV Lee UV !Biscoe 100 67 County «¬ !¤£ Moro Parks 300 365 De Valls ! ! UV «¬ Sherwood Dist. 8 !Bluff !Boles 440 Lonoke !Carlisle Haz! en 243 ! 10 North £ 40 ! UV Marianna Paron «¬ ¤ UV27 ! Little Rock ¨¦§ 70 Matthew Pitsch ! UV Little Rock Dist. 28 ! 7 Pulaski 440 !Monroe -2,703 (-3.1%) «¬ !Aubrey County 430 630 ¨¦§ Jonathan Dismang ¨¦§ ¨¦§ College Station ! Scott -4,135 (-4.8%) Jessieville 30 ! !Clarendon Story ! 79 Fort Smith Area ! ¨¦§ Sweet Home «¬ «¬270 ! !La Grange Hot Springs Dist. 14 UV298 Monroe !Sims 338 63 Village! Mabelvale ! «¬ UV County Bill Sample Roe Saline ! ! Pencil Bluff ! !Oden Lexa 1,418 (1.6%) County Alexander ! ! Holly Grove 71 Bryant Wrightsville !Keo ! 30 ! 49 ¤£ 88 «¬ 367 «¬ UV ! 5 UV Ulm 94 Mena UV ! UV ! Marvell 185 !Mountain Pine See Central Arkansas Inset ! ! UV West Helena Benton ! ! UV72 !Mount Ida Poplar Grove Barton 62 Garland ! «¬ Bauxite ! 102 183 !England Helena 72 70 UV !Humnoke 242 UV UV Board Camp !Lonsdale !Coy UV ! County «¬ Casscoe Montgomery Woodson ! «¬71 «¬270 ! UV102 102 Hot Springs !Stuttgart ¬ County Royal 20 « ! National Park ! Hensley «¬ 94 Dist. 3 ! Hatfield 112 «¬ UV12 ! Polk !Turner Phillips UV 130 Oneida Benton UV12 71 County UV15 «¬ County ! «¬ Cecile Bledsoe Traskwood Crocketts County ! UV59 8 !Norman Bluff UV 88 Redfield Tucker ! 10,156 (11.8%) Cove UV 128 ! ! 112 ! UV Jones Mill Wright 1 UV 94 ! ! «¬ UV !Pearcy 530 !Humphrey 165 ¨¦§ «¬ Almyra ! Wabash Caddo Gap UV35 ! ! Dist. 1 Vandervoort Sherrill !Saint Charles ! !Bonnerdale Dist. 13 Jefferson ! ! ! Wabbaseka Bart Hester Alan Clark ! Lambrook ! 43,507 (50.6%) 503 (0.6%) UV264 ! !Elaine Glenwood !Poyen ! Altheimer Wickes !Langley ! !Prattsville ! Bismarck Sheridan De Witt 70 270 ! ! Ethel UV «¬ ! Umpire Hot Spring ! UV256 Jefferson UV264 County White Hall Arkansas !Amity Grant ! County 276 County Dist. 10 !Kirby County UV !Grannis Mellwood !Donaldson 65 ! ! ¤£ Friendship ! Larry R. Teague ! UV190 Pine Bluff 88 167 UV «¬ 412 -10,148 (-11.8%) «¬ 540 54 ¨¦§ 412 Gillham UV «¬ ! Leola Dist. 25 ! Pike ! 9 Moscow Crumrod UV ! Tichnor ! County !Grapevine Stephanie Flowers ! «¬67 265 Dierks ! «¬ ! -16,730 (-19.4%) Gillett Dist. 7 ! Howard Arkadelphia 71 51 Grady Washington ¤£ Lance Eads County UV ! Snow Lake 71 !Carthage ! ¤£ Murfreesboro 26 County 11,942 (13.9%) ! UV 16 Clark UV UV112 70 ! 27 «¬ De Queen UV UV45 Delight !Antoine County ! Yorktown 45 ! 16 112 «¬ Dist. 2 «¬ «¬ «¬71 Madison Sevier !Okolona Curtis ! Gould County 30 ! Jim Hendren County ¨¦§ 180 Lockesburg «¬ ! 16 16 Dallas 8 Rison Lincoln 8,975 (10.4%) 62 UV «¬ 371 UV ! ¬ UV Nashville County « Horatio ! !Star City County ! ¤£71 UV16 Gurdon Sparkman Dist. 4 !Mc Caskill 19 ! ! Ivan UV ! Cleveland Watson Dist. 5 ! Mineral County ! Greg Leding !Beirne Dumas 62 Bob Ballinger Springs UV ! Blevins ! 53 17,693 (20.6%) UV !Kingsland -3,678 (-4.3%) Ozan 79 !Pickens Ben Lomond ! Whelen «¬ Desha 41 !Winthrop ! UV 278 Springs
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