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Election 2012 – Arkansas Candidates for State and National Offices 2012 – Compiled by Arkansas Legislative Digest Election 2012 – Arkansas Candidates for State and National Offices D = Democrat; G = Green Party; I = Independent; L = Libertarian; N = Nonpartisan; R = Republican; W = Write In Candidate. Incumbents are designated with * (Note: Judicial runoffs are voted at the General Election) Judicial Offices PRIMARY RUNOFF Justice – Supreme Court, Position 4 Raymond Abramson (N), Holly Grove 103,186 - 34.6% Jo Hart (N), Mountain View 194,702 - 65.4% Elected member Judge – Court of Appeals, Position 1 Richard Lusby (N), Jonesboro 13,512 – 29.7% Jeannette Robertson (N), Jonesboro 14,737 – 32.4% Runoff candidate Phillip Whiteaker (N), Cabot 17,282 – 37.9% Runoff candidate Judge – Court of Appeals, Position 2 Mitch Cash (N), Pindall 18,759 – 37.2% Rhonda Wood (N), Conway 31,648 – 62.8% Elected member Judge – Court of Appeals, Position 3 Niki Cung (N), Fayetteville 26,883 – 48.5% Kenneth Hixon (N), Fayetteville 28,475 – 51.5% Elected member Judge – Court of Appeals, Position 4-1 Brandon Harrison (N), Fort Smith 26,498 – 52.6% Elected member J.W. “Jake” Looney (N), Mena 23,861 – 47.4% Judge – Court of Appeals, Position 4-2 David “Mac” Glover (N), Malvern Unopposed Judge – Court of Appeals, Position 5 Robin Wynne (N), Fordyce Unopposed Arkansas Senate District 1 Bart Hester (R), Cave Springs 4,506 – 53.8% Elected member Rep. Tim Summers (R), Bentonville 3,869 – 46.2% District 2 Jim Hendren (R), Sulphur Springs Unopposed District 3 Sen. Cecile Bledsoe (R)*, Rogers Unopposed District 4 Rep. Uvalde Lindsey (D), Fayetteville Unopposed District 5 Bill Coleman (R), Mountainburg 3,491 – 49.8% Rep. Bryan King (R), Berryville 3,524 – 50.2% Elected member District 6 Rep. Gary Stubblefield (R), Branch General election candidate Rep. John Paul Wells (D), Paris General election candidate District 7 Sen. Bill Pritchard (R)*, Elkins 2,614 – 48.4% Rep. Jon Woods (R), Springdale 2,784 – 51.6% General election candidate Diana Gonzales Worthen (D), Springdale General election candidate District 8 Sen. Jake Files (R)*, Fort Smith Unopposed District 9 Rick Green (R), Van Buren 2,199 – 47.4% Sen. Bruce Holland (R)*, Greenwood 2,436 – 52.6% General election candidate Rep. Tracy Pennartz (D), Fort Smith General Election candidate 2012 – Compiled by Arkansas Legislative Digest District 10 Sen. Larry Teague (D)*, Nashville Unopposed District 11 Rep. Larry Cowling (D), Foreman 2,996 – 45.3% Sen. Steve Harrelson (D)*, Texarkana 3,613 – 54.7% General election candidate Jimmy Hickey (R), Texarkana General election candidate District 12 Bruce Maloch (D), Magnolia Unopposed District 13 Alan Clark (R), Hot Springs General election candidate Sen. Mike Fletcher (D) *, Hot Springs General election candidate Frank Gilbert (L), Tull General election candidate District 14 Sen. Bill Sample (R)*, Hot Springs Unopposed District 15 Rep. Ed Garner (R), Maumelle 2,196 – 47.6% Rep. David Sanders (R), Little Rock 2,413 – 52.4% General election candidate Johnny Hoyt (D), Morrilton General election candidate District 16 Sen. Michael Lamoureux (R)*, Russellville Unopposed District 17 Sen. Johnny Key (R)*, Mountain Home Unopposed District 18 Sen. Missy Thomas Irvin (R)*, Mountain View General election candidate William “Zac” White (D), Heber Springs General election candidate District 19 Rep. Linda Collins-Smith (R), Pocahontas General election candidate Sen. David Wyatt (D)*, Batesville General election candidate District 20 Blake Johnson (R), Corning General election candidate Sen. Robert Thompson (D)*, Paragould General election candidate District 21 Sen. Paul Bookout (D)*, Jonesboro Unopposed District 22 Sen. David Burnett (D)*, Osceola Unopposed District 23 Rep. Jerry Brown (D)*, Wynne General election candidate Tommy Caubble (R), Wynne General election candidate District 24 Sen. Jack Crumbly (D)*, Widener 3,984 – 39.4% Rep. Keith Ingram (D), West Memphis 6,117 – 60.8% Elected member District 25 Rep. Efrem Elliott (D), Altheimer) 3,257 – 41.5% Sen. Stephanie Flowers (D)*, Pine Bluff 4,586 – 58.5% General election candidate David Dinwiddie (L), Monticello General election candidate District 26 Mike Akin (R), Monticello General election candidate Johnnie Bolin (D), Crossett 3,245 – 28.3% Rep. Eddie Cheatham (D), Crossett 4,157 – 36.3% 4,033 – 54.1% General Election candidate Gregg Reep (D), Warren 4,058 – 35.4% 3,417 – 45/9% District 27 Henry Frisby (R), El Dorado General election candidate Rep. Bobby Pierce (D), Sheridan 3,642 – 52.2% General election candidate Rep. Garry Smith (D), Camden 3,342 – 47.8% District 28 Sen. Jonathan Dismang (R)*, Beebe General election candidate Rep. Tiffany Rogers (D), Stuttgart General election candidate District 29 Sen. Eddie Joe Williams (R)*, Cabot Unopposed District 30 Sen. Linda Chesterfield (D)*, Little Rock Unopposed 2012 – Compiled by Arkansas Legislative Digest District 31 Rep. Fred Allen (D), Little Rock 2.362 – 37.4% Sen. Joyce Elliott (D)*, Little Rock 3,961 – 62.6% General election candidate Glen Schwarz (L), Little Rock General election candidate District 32 Sen. David Johnson (D)*, Little Rock General election candidate Jim Sorvillo (R), Little Rock General election candidate District 33 Sen. Jeremy Hutchinson (R)*, Little Rock Unopposed District 34 Rep. Jane English (R), Jacksonville General election candidate Rep. Barry Hyde (D), North Little Rock General election candidate District 35 Sen. Jason Rapert (R)*, Bigelow General election candidate Rep. Linda Tyler (D), Conway General election candidate Arkansas House of Representatives District 1 Rep. Prissy Hickerson (R), Texarkana Unopposed District 2 Rep. Lane Jean (R)*, Magnolia Unopposed District 3 Brent Talley (D), Hope General election candidate Sharon Wright (R), Hope General election candidate District 4 Fonda Hawthorne (D), Ashdown General election candidate Daniel Linnett (R), Ashdown General election candidate District 5 Rep. David Fielding (D)*, Magnolia Unopposed District 6 Rep. Matthew Shepperd (R)*, El Dorado Unopposed District 7 John Baine (D), El Dorado 790 – 44.5% 536 – 59.8% Elected member Albert Glenn Glover (D), El Dorado 496 – 27.9% 360 – 40.2% James McMenis (D), Smackover 489 – 27.6% District 8 Rep. Jeff Wardlaw (D), Warren Unopposed District 9 Robert Cornelius (D), Crossett 831 – 19.4% Rep. Sheilla Lampkin (D)*, Monticello 3,456 – 80.6% General election candidate Gary Meggs (R), Monticello General election candidate District 10 Dorothy Hall (D), Sheridan 1,554 – 35.2% 1,469 – 47.1% Co. Judge Mike Holcomb (D), Pine Bluff 1,814 – 41.0% 1,649 – 52.9% General election candidate Mayor Gene Yarbrough (D), Star City 1,050 – 23.8% Charles Roberts (R), Rison General election candidate District 11 Mark McElroy (D), Tillar Unopposed District 12 Chris Richey (D), Helena 2,082 – 55.5% Elected member Jerome Turner (D), Poplar Grove 1,672 – 44.5% District 13 Garland Derden (R), Stuttgart General election candidate David Hillman (D), Almyra General election candidate District 14 Rep. Walls McCrary (D)* Lonoke Unopposed District 15 Ken Bragg (R), Sheridan General election candidate Charles Tadlock (D), Sheridan General election candidate District 16 Rep. James Word (D)*, Pine Bluff Unopposed 2012 – Compiled by Arkansas Legislative Digest District 17 Rep. Henry “Hank” Wilkins (D)*,Pine Bluff Unopposed District 18 Fred Harris (D), Arkadelphia General election candidate Richard Womack (R), Arkadelphia General election candidate District 19 Rep. Nate Steel (D)*,Nashville Unopposed District 20 Rep. Nate Bell (R)*, Mena General election candidate Lewis Diggs (D), Bonnerdale General election candidate District 21 Rep. Terry Rice (R)*, Waldron Unopposed District 22 Rep. Bruce Westerman (R)*, Hot Springs Unopposed District 23 Rep. Ann Clemmer (R)*, Benton Unopposed District 24 Rep. Bruce Cozart (R)*, Hot Springs General election candidate Jimmie Harmon (D), Hot Springs General election candidate District 25 Michael Jones (R), Hot Springs General election candidate Rep. John Vines (D)*, Hot Springs General election candidate District 26 Lowell Hightower (D), Hot Springs 1,037 – 39.4% David Kizzia (D), Malvern 1,592 – 60.6% General election candidate Rep. Loy Mauch (R)*, Bismark General election candidate District 27 Rep. Andy Mayberry (R)*, Hensley Unopposed Distri ct 28 Rep. Kim Hammer (R)*, Benton General election candidate Barbara Nix (D), Benton General election candidate District 29 Rep. Fred Love (D)*, Little Rock Unopposed District 30 Charles Armstrong (D), Little Rock 1,120 – 44.8% 321 – 57.8% Elected member Tommy Branch, Jr. (D), Little Rock 770 – 30.8% 234 – 42.4% Norith Lee Ellison (D), Little Rock 611 – 24.4% District 31 Andy Davis (R), Little Rock General election candidate Tommy Formicola (D), Little Rock General election candidate District 32 Barbara Graves (D), Little Rock General election candidate Allen Kerr (R)*, Little Rock General election candidate District 33 Mark Robertson (D), Little Rock 1,209 – 35.6% Warrick Sabin (D), Little Rock 2,185 – 64.4% Elected member District 34 Rep. John Walker (D)*, Little Rock Unopposed District 35 Rep. John Edwards (D)*, Little Rock General election candidate Patrice Wolfe (R), Little Rock General election candidate District 36 Rep. Darrin Williams (D)*, Little Rock Unopposed District 37 Eddie Armstrong III (D), North Little Rock 964 – 58.4% Elected member Lisa McCollum Smith (D), North Little Rock 448 – 27.2% Phynaus Wilson (D), North Little Rock 237 – 14.4% District 38 Dean DiMichele (R), North Little Rock General election candidate Patti Julian (D), North Little Rock General election candidate
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