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CANDIDATE BALLOT POSITION DRAWING 11/06/2018 General Election Number Ballot U.S. Congress District 02 Party Drawn Position Representative Clarke Tucker Democratic 6 1 Joe Ryne Swafford Libertarian 8 2 Congressman French Hill Republican 10 3 Number Ballot Governor Party Drawn Position Governor Asa Hutchinson Republican 7 1 Jared K. Henderson Democratic 8 2 Mark West Libertarian 10 3 Number Ballot Lieutenant Governor Party Drawn Position Lt. Governor Tim Griffin Republican 3 1 Frank Gilbert Libertarian 9 2 Anthony Bland Democratic 10 3 Number Ballot Attorney General Party Drawn Position Kerry Hicks Libertarian 2 1 Attorney General Leslie Rutledge Republican 4 2 Mike Lee Democratic 9 3 Number Ballot State Treasurer Party Drawn Position Treasurer of State Dennis Milligan Republican 4 1 Ashley Ewald Libertarian 10 2 Number Ballot Auditor of State Party Drawn Position Auditor Andrea Lea Republican 6 1 David E. Dinwiddie Libertarian 7 2 Printed: 8/28/2018; 10:16 AM Pulaski County Election Commission 1 of 8 CANDIDATE BALLOT POSITION DRAWING 11/06/2018 General Election Number Ballot Secretary of State Party Drawn Position Susan Inman Democratic 3 1 John Thurston Commissioner of State Lands Republican 8 2 Christopher Olson Libertarian 10 3 Number Ballot Commissioner of State Lands Party Drawn Position T.J. Campbell Libertarian 4 1 Tommy Land Republican 5 2 Larry Williams Democratic 9 3 Number Ballot State Senate District 33 Party Drawn Position Melissa Fults Democratic 6 1 Representative Kim Hammer Republican 7 2 Number Ballot State Representative District 30 Party Drawn Position Rep. Fred Allen Democratic 1 1 Mitchell Fenton Libertarian 9 2 Number Ballot State Representative District 31 Party Drawn Position Representative Andy Davis Republican 6 1 Randy S. Haun Democratic 9 2 Number Ballot State Representative District 32 Party Drawn Position Jess Mallett Democratic 2 1 Representative Jim Sorvillo Republican 10 2 Number Ballot State Representative District 35 Party Drawn Position William J. Barger Libertarian 3 1 Printed: 8/28/2018; 10:16 AM Pulaski County Election Commission 2 of 8 CANDIDATE BALLOT POSITION DRAWING 11/06/2018 General Election Andrew Collins Democratic 42 Judith Goodson Republican 8 3 Number Ballot State Representative District 38 Party Drawn Position Representative Carlton Wing Republican 4 1 Chase Mangiapane Democratic 5 2 Number Ballot State Representative District 39 Party Drawn Position Monica D. Ball Democratic 3 1 State Representative Mark Lowery Republican 9 2 Number Ballot State Representative District 41 Party Drawn Position Representative Karilyn Brown Republican 7 1 Jonathan Wayne Crossley Democratic 9 2 Number Ballot State Representative District 42 Party Drawn Position Linda Dyson Republican 8 1 Mark W. Perry Democratic 9 2 Number Ballot Pulaski Circuit/County Clerk Party Drawn Position Terri Hollingsworth Democratic 2 1 Steve Walden Republican 6 2 Number Ballot Constable- Hill Township Party Drawn Position Buster Lackey Republican 6 1 Mark G. Phillips Libertarian 9 2 Number Ballot Justice of the Peace District 1 Party Drawn Position Dianna Varady Democratic 2 1 Printed: 8/28/2018; 10:16 AM Pulaski County Election Commission 3 of 8 CANDIDATE BALLOT POSITION DRAWING 11/06/2018 General Election Justice of the Peace Doug Reed Republican 6 2 Number Ballot Justice of the Peace District 4 Party Drawn Position Justice of the Peace Julie Blackwood Democratic 1 1 Hunter Windle Republican 4 2 Number Ballot Justice of the Peace District 15 Party Drawn Position Justice of the Peace Staci Medlock Democratic 2 1 Bill Carson Republican 3 2 Number Ballot Jacksonville Mayor Party Drawn Position Debra Fulton Independent 2 1 Patrick Thomas Independent 4 2 St. Rep. Bob Johnson Independent 6 3 Mayor Gary Fletcher Independent 8 4 Number Ballot Jacksonville City Attorney Party Drawn Position Stephanie Friedman Independent 1 1 City Attorney Robert Bamburg Independent 10 2 Number Ballot Jacksonville Ward 1 Position 1 Party Drawn Position Jeff Elmore Independent 2 1 Council Member Kenny Elliott Independent 7 2 Jody L. Urquhart Independent 9 3 Number Ballot Jacksonville Ward 2 Position 1 Party Drawn Position C. Rolanda Robinson Independent 11 Gary Sipes Independent 52 Printed: 8/28/2018; 10:16 AM Pulaski County Election Commission 4 of 8 CANDIDATE BALLOT POSITION DRAWING 11/06/2018 General Election Council Member Kevin McCleary Independent 73 Number Ballot Jacksonville Ward 5 Position 1 Party Drawn Position Ratchell Richter Independent 1 1 Council Member Tara Smith Independent 4 2 John A. Donnelly Independent 7 3 Number Ballot Little Rock Mayor Party Drawn Position Glen Schwarz Independent 1 1 State Representative Warwick Sabin Independent 4 2 Frank Scott, Jr. Independent 7 3 Baker Kurrus Independent 9 4 Vincent Tolliver Independent 10 5 Number Ballot Little Rock Ward 1 Party Drawn Position Robert Webb Independent 1 1 Ted Adkins Independent 2 2 Bryan Frazier Independent 3 3 Ronnie Jackson Independent 4 4 Erma Hendrix Independent 5 5 Curtis A. Johnson III Independent 6 6 Danny Lewis Independent 7 7 Greg Henderson Independent 8 8 Herbert Broadway Independent 9 9 Number Ballot Little Rock Ward 2 Party Drawn Position Printed: 8/28/2018; 10:16 AM Pulaski County Election Commission 5 of 8 CANDIDATE BALLOT POSITION DRAWING 11/06/2018 General Election Shalonda Michelle Independent 2 1 Valerie Tatum Independent 3 2 Rohn Muse Independent 6 3 Ken Richardson Independent 8 4 Number Ballot Little Rock Ward 6 Party Drawn Position Vicki Hatter Independent 2 1 Sandy Becker Independent 6 2 Doris Wright Independent 7 3 Russ Racop Independent 8 4 Number Ballot Little Rock Ward 7 Party Drawn Position B J (Brenda) Wyrick Independent 5 1 Robert D. Williams Independent 7 2 Edmond Davis Independent 9 3 Number Ballot Maumelle Mayor Party Drawn Position Leticia Sanders Independent 1 1 Roger Harrod Independent 6 2 City Attorney Caleb Norris Independent 8 3 Number Ballot Maumelle Ward 2 Position 2 Party Drawn Position Chad Gardner Independent 4 1 RJ Mazzoni Independent 6 2 James Moreno Independent 10 3 Number Ballot Maumelle Ward 3 Position 2 Party Drawn Position Printed: 8/28/2018; 10:16 AM Pulaski County Election Commission 6 of 8 CANDIDATE BALLOT POSITION DRAWING 11/06/2018 General Election Timmons Independent 2 1 Michael Tierney Independent 7 2 Number Ballot Maumelle Ward 4 Position 2 Party Drawn Position Ray Schwankhart Independent 1 1 Jessie Holt Independent 3 2 Number Ballot North Little Rock Ward 2 Position 2 Party Drawn Position Harlan Hunter Independent 3 1 Council Member Linda Robinson Independent 6 2 Number Ballot North Little Rock Ward 4 Position 2 Party Drawn Position J.T. Zakrzewski Independent 3 1 Jane Ginn Independent 6 2 Number Ballot Sherwood City Attorney Party Drawn Position City Attorney Steve Cobb Independent 2 1 Chris Oswalt Independent 5 2 Number Ballot Sherwood Ward 1 Position 1 Party Drawn Position April Ford Broderick Independent 2 1 Ken Keplinger Independent 3 2 Number Ballot Sherwood Ward 2 Position 1 Party Drawn Position Council Member Mary Jo Heye Independent 3 1 Shelby Thomas Independent 8 2 Number Ballot NLRSD Zone 5 Party Drawn Position Cindy Temple Independent 3 1 Printed: 8/28/2018; 10:16 AM Pulaski County Election Commission 7 of 8 CANDIDATE BALLOT POSITION DRAWING 11/06/2018 General Election Latoya Morgan Independent 8 2 Number Ballot NLRSD Zone 7 Party Drawn Position Natalie Wankum Independent 6 1 Sarah Scanlon Independent 9 2 Printed: 8/28/2018; 10:16 AM Pulaski County Election Commission 8 of 8.
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