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v v SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2010 v 1A Candidates for state and federal offices The following is a list of candi- District 11-East District 8 Ray Nassar of Marion, WI. dates for state and federal offices Robert Dittrich of Stuttgart, WI. Jeff R. Wardlaw of Hermitage, D. District 55 in Arkansas in the Nov. 2 elections. District 11-West Thomas R. McLemore of Warren, Rep. Tommy Lee Baker (i) of The list gives titles and names as S. Kyle Hunter of White Hall, D. I. Osceola, D. they are to appear on the ballot, District 12 District 9 District 56 with party affiliation represented Prosecuting Attorney Daniel Shue Rep. Eddie L. Cheatham (i) of Rep. Buddy Lovell (i) of Marked by D for Democrat, R for Republi- (i) of Fort Smith, R. Crossett, D. Tree, D. can, and G for Green. Independent District 13 District 10 Donnie Scroggins of Trumann, R. candidates are denoted by I, and Prosecuting Attorney Robin J. Car- Sheilla E. Lampkin of Monticello, District 57 write-in candidates (who will not roll (i) of El Dorado, D. D. Rep. Jerry Brown (i) of Wynne, D. be on the ballot but whose names District 14 Weldon Wynn of Star City, I. District 58 may be written in) are denoted Prosecuting Attorney Ron Kincade District 11 Rep. Jody Dickinson (i) of New- on this list by WI. Incumbents are (i) of Mountain Home, D. Efrem Elliott of Altheimer, D. port, D. denoted by (i). The elections are a District 15 District 12 District 59 runoff election for nonpartisan judi- Prosecuting Attorney Tom Tatum II Rep. Robert S. Moore Jr. (i) of Ar- Steve Choate of Heber Springs, cial offices and a general election (i) of Danville, D. kansas City, D. D. for other offices and issues. District 16 District 13 Josh Johnston of Rose Bud, R. Prosecuting Attorney Don Mc- Rep. Clark Hall (i) of Marvell, D. District 60 FEDERAL Spadden (i) of Batesville, D. District 14 Tommy Thompson of Morrilton, D. District 17 Rep. Tiffany Rogers (i) of Stuttgart, Brent Murphy of Morrilton, R. U.S. SENATE Prosecuting Attorney Chris Raff (i) D. District 61 U.S. Sen. Blanche Lambert Lincoln of Searcy, D. Harvey Edwards of Stuttgart, WI. John Catlett of Rover, D. (i) of Little Rock, D. District 18-East District 15 Kelly Boyd of Havana, R. Congressman John Boozman of Prosecuting Attorney Steven D. Rep. Walls McCrary (i) of Lonoke, District 62 Rogers, R. Oliver (i) of Royal, D. D. Rep. Terry Rice (i) of Waldron, R. John Gray of Greenland, G. District 18-West District 16 District 63 Trevor Drown of Russellville, I. Andy Riner of Hatfield, I. Rep. James L. Word (i) of Pine Denny Altes of Fort Smith, R. Stephan “Troublemaker” Hercher District 19-East Bluff, D. District 64 of Barling, WI. Prosecuting Attorney Tony Rogers District 17 Rep. Stephanie Malone (i) of Fort (i) of Holiday Island, D. U.S. HOUSE Henry “Hank” Wilkins IV of Pine Smith, R. District 19-West Bluff, D. District 65 1st District Prosecuting Attorney Van Stone (i) District 18 Rep. Tracy Pennartz (i) of Fort Chad Causey of Jonesboro, D. of Bella Vista, R. Rep. Toni C. Bradford (i) of Pine Smith, D. Rick Crawford of Jonesboro, R. District 20 Bluff, D. District 66 Ken Adler of Batesville, G. Prosecuting Attorney Marcus Va- District 19 Dianna K. Faucher of Van Buren, Mickey Higgins of Paragould, WI. den (i) of Conway, D. Rep. Bobby Pierce (i) of Sheridan, D. 2nd District Cody Hiland of Conway, R. D. Gary Deffenbaugh of Van Buren, Sen. Joyce Elliott of Little Rock, District 21 District 20 D. R. Prosecuting Attorney Marc Mc- Rep. Johnnie J. Roebuck (i) of District 67 Tim Griffin of Little Rock, R. Cune (i) of Van Buren, D. Arkadelphia, D. Lewis Kennedy of Conway, G. Rep. Steve Breedlove (i) of Green- District 22 District 21 wood, D. Lance Levi of Little Rock, I. Prosecuting Attorney Ken Casady Nate Steel of Nashville, D. Danial Suits of Bryant, WI. Gary Stubblefield of Branch, R. (i) of Benton, R. District 22 District 68 3rd District District 23 Orvin Foster of Mena, D. David Whitaker of Fayetteville, D. Rep. Andrea Lea (i) of Russellville, Tim Blair of Carlisle, D. Nate Bell of Mena, R. R. Mayor Steve Womack of Rogers, Chuck Graham of Cabot, R. District 23 R. District 69 Rep. Randy Stewart (i) of Kirby, D. Betty Overbey of Lamar, D. 4th District JUDICIAL District 24 Rep. Mike Ross (i) of Prescott, D. District 70 County Judge Larry Williams of Rep. Robert E. Dale (i) of Dover, Beth Anne Rankin of Magnolia, R. SUPREME COURT Hot Springs, D. Joshua Drake of Hot Springs, G. ASSOCIATE JUSTICE R. Keith Crass of Hot Springs, R. District 71 Position 6 District 25 STATE Court of Appeals Judge Karen Tommy Wren of Melbourne, D. John T. Vines of Hot Springs, D. District 72 Ballot issues Baker of Clinton District 26 Judge Tim Fox of Little Rock Rep. James McLean (i) of Bates- ISSUE NO. 1 Terry Bracy of Malvern, D. ville, D. Loy Mauch of Bismarck, R. Right to hunt and fish CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE District 73 District 27 James Ratliff of Imboden, D. For District 4 Division 7 Vicky Morris of Alexander, D. Against District Judge Joanna Taylor of Chad Moseley of Walnut Ridge, Andy Mayberry of Hensley, R. R. Huntsville District 28 ISSUE NO. 2 Steve Zega of Fayetteville District 74 Concerning interest-rate limits Rep. Barbara Nix (i) of Benton, D. Rep. Butch Wilkins (i) of Bono, D. For LEGISLATIVE Kim Hammer of Benton, R. District 75 Against District 29 Rep. Joan Cash (i) of Jonesboro, ARKANSAS SENATE Rep. Ann Clemmer (i) of Benton, D. ISSUE NO. 3 District 5 R. Jon Hubbard of Jonesboro, R. Bonds for prospective employers Rep. Stephanie Flowers of Pine District 30 District 76 For Bluff, D. Bruce Westerman of Hot Springs, Homer Lenderman of Brookland, Against District 6 R. D. Rep. John Paul Wells of Paris, D. District 31 Jim Martin of Bay, R. Debbie Murphy of Little Rock, D. EXECUTIVE Bruce Holland of Greenwood, R. District 77 David Sanders of Little Rock, R. Constitutional offices District 10 Rep. Charolette Wagner (i) of Ma- District 32 Rep. Curren Everett of Salem, D. nila, D. GOVERNOR Carolyn Y. Staley of Little Rock, D. Missy Thomas Irvin of Mountain District 78 Rep. Allen Kerr (i) of Little Rock, Gov. Mike Beebe (i) of Searcy, D. View, R. Rep. Billy Gaskill (i) of Paragould, R. Jim Keet of Little Rock, R. District 11 D. District 33 Jim Lendall of Mabelvale, G. Sen. Robert Thompson (i) of Para- Ronnie Spence of Paragould, I. Rep. Fred Allen (i) of Little Rock, Billy Roper of Russellville, WI. gould, D. District 79 D. David E. Dinwiddie of Pine Bluff, District 13 Rep. Mike Patterson (i) of Piggott, WI. Jake C. Files of Fort Smith, R. Conrad Harvin of Little Rock, G. District 34 D. Elvis D. Presley of Star City, WI. District 14 District 80 Sen. Paul Bookout (i) of Jones- John W. Walker of Little Rock, D. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Carolyn Ann Smith of Little Rock, Linda Collins-Smith of Pocahon- boro, D. tas, D. Sen. Shane Broadway of Bryant, R. District 15 Keith Sloan of Pocahontas, R. D. District 35 David Burnett of Osceola, D. District 81 Mark Darr of Rogers, R. District 16 Fredrick “Fred” Love of Little Rock, D. Rep. Karen Hopper (i) of Lakeview, ATTORNEY GENERAL Sen. Jack Crumbly (i) of Widener, R. D. Richard Daes of Little Rock, I. Attorney General Dustin McDaniel District 82 District 18 District 36 (i) of Little Rock, D. Robert Hutchison of Evening Rep. Johnny Hoyt, Morrilton, D. Rep. Darrin Williams (i) of Little Rebekah Kennedy of Texarkana, Shade, D. Jason Rapert of Bigelow, R. Rock, D. G. Lori Benedict of Salem, R. Greg Slocum of Paron, G. District 37 Marc Rosson of Gillham, WI. Rep. Kathy Webb (i) of Little Rock, District 83 District 19 Leslee Milam Post of Ozark, D. SECRETARY OF STATE Rep. Gene Shelby of Hot Springs, D. District 38 Tom Fite of Van Buren, R. County Clerk Pat O’Brien of Jack- D. District 84 Rep. Bill Sample of Hot Springs, Rep. John Charles Edwards (i) of sonville, D. Little Rock, D. David L. Rush of New Blaine, D. Rep. Mark Martin of Prairie Grove, R. Jon S. Eubanks of Paris, R. David “Cowboy” McMillian of District 39 R. Sen. Tracy Steele of North Little District 85 Mountain Pine, WI. Rep. John Burris (i) of Harrison, TREASURER District 21 Rock, D. District 40 R. Treasurer Martha Shoffner (i) of Rep. Steve Harrelson of Texar- District 86 kana, D. Rep. Barry Hyde (i) of North Little Newport, D. Rock, D. Wesley Smith of Leslie, D. Bobby Tullis of Mineral Springs, District 22 Kelley Linck of Flippin, R. Rep. Dawn Creekmore of Bauxite, District 41 G. Rep. Ed Garner (i) of Maumelle, District 87 D. Earl Hunton of Prairie Grove, D. AUDITOR Jeremy Hutchinson of Little Rock, R. District 42 Justin T. Harris of West Fork, R. Charlie Daniels of Bryant, D. R. District 88 Mary Hughes-Willis of Hot Springs, District 27 Rep. Jane English (i) of North Little Rock, R. Rep. Uvalde Lindsey (i) of Fayette- G. Mike Fletcher of Hot Springs, D. ville, D. District 28 District 43 LAND COMMISSIONER Rep. Jim Nickels (i) of North Little District 89 Lenville Evans of Lonoke, D. Rep. Jim House (i) of Fayetteville, L.J. Bryant of Newport, D. Mayor Eddie Joe Williams of Rock, D.
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