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Italics – Projected Winner
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In Statewide Elections:
- Republican Governor –
Sarah Huckabee Sanders – 285,109 – 83% of vote
Francis Washburn – 57,855 - Democratic Governor –
Chris Jones – 66,082 – 70% of vote
Anthony Bland – 8,978
Jay Martin – 7,656
James Russell – 6,349
Supha Mays – 4,710 - Republican US Senate –
Incumbent Senator John Boozman – 73,652
Jake Bequette – 28,332
Jan Morgan – 23,673
Heath Loftis – 2,767 - Democratic US Senate –
Natalie James – 49,393
Dan Whitfield – 28,070
Jack Foster -13,671 - Senator Boozman and James will face Libertarian Kenneth Cates and Independent Stuart Shirrell.
- Republican Lieutenant Governor –
Leslie Rutledge – 179,678
Jason Rapert – 48,892
Greg Bledsoe – 33,066
Joseph Wood – 28,862
Doyle Webb – 22,654
Chris Bequette – 19,992
Republican Rutledge will face Democrat Kelly Krout in November. - Republican Attorney General –
Tim Griffin – 276,939
Leon Jones – 47,170
Republican Griffin will face Democrat Jesse Gibson in the November election. - Republican Secretary of State –
Incumbent John Thurston – 225,311
Eddie Joe Williams – 86,796 - Democratic Secretary of State –
Anna Beth Gorman – 50,626
Josh Price – 35,593
Incumbent Thurston opposes Democrat Anna Beth Gorman in November. - Republican Treasurer –
Mark Lowery – 230,983
Mathew Pitsch – 78,249 - 1st District Republican US House –
Incumbent Representative Rick Crawford – 61,922
Brandt Smith – 11,517
Jody Shackelford – 9,300
Republican Representative Crawford will face Democratic Representative Monte Hodges and Independent Roger Daugherty in the November election.
In Statewide Judicial Elections:
- For Position 2 –
Incumbent Justice Robin Wynne – 192,398
Chris Carnahan – 111,852
David Sterling – 84,360 - For Position 6 –
Incumbent Justice Karen Baker – 252,843
Gunner DeLay – 141,663
For the Arkansas State House:
- In District 2 (Includes Fulton, Sharp, and Randolph Counties) –
Incumbent Representative Marsh Davis – 2,203
Trey Steimel – 1,684
Hazelle Marie Whited – 1,326
The winner is to face Libertarian Teresa Norman in November. - In District 3 (Includes Baxter and Fulton Counties) –
Stetson Painter – 3,438
Tom Bryant – 2,009 - In District 27 (Includes Izard, Sharp, and Baxter Counties) –
Timmy Reid – 2,418
Steven Walker – 2,264
Alan Yarbrough – 1,991
Jerry Loggins – 1,245 - In District 28 (Includes Stone, Sharp, Lawrence, and Independence Counties) –
Bart Schulz – 2,986
Chris Beller – 2,664
For the Arkansas State Senate:
- In District 21 (Includes Lawrence and Randolph Counties) –
Incumbent Senator Blake Johnson – 7,519
Curtis Hitt – 4,738 - In District 22 (Includes Lawrence, Independence, Sharp, Fulton, and Izard Counties) –
John Payton – 5,114
Incumbent Senator James Sturch – 4,477
Ethan Barnes – 1,979
In Fulton County:
- County Judge –
Kenneth Crowe – 1,385
David Curtis – 1,104 - Sheriff –
Jacob “Jake” Smith – 1,947
John David Cawvey – 472 - District 1 Justice of the Peace –
Cris Newberry – 250
Matthew Stevens – 65 - District 3 Justice of the Peace –
Albert “Al” Roork – 215
Joanna L. Defoe – 91 - District 8 Justice of the Peace –
Jimmy Marler – 130
Jackie Dean Privett – 108 - Position 2 Salem School Board –
Karen Harris Coffman – 717
Phillip Taylor – 326 - Position 2 Viola School Board –
Derek Winter – 244
Dustin Cotter – 217
Brandon T Love – 201
In Sharp County:
- County Judge –
Mark Counts – 1,976
Steve Stauffer – 1,192
Malcom Thomas – 490 - Sheriff –
Shane Russell – 2,442
Aaron Presser – 1,249 - Treasurer –
Wanda Girtman – 2,524
Conway Spurlock – 1,048 - District 6 Justice of the Peace –
Jackie Pickett – 186
Everett L McGuire – 108 - District 7 Justice of the Peace –
Buell Wilkes – 315
Joseph Ray Blackburn – 132
Jason Bacon – 98 - District 3 Constable –
David L Gruger – 224
Justin Scheel – 132 - District 4 Constable –
Phillip Pickett – 367
David Woods – 181
In Izard County:
- County Judge –
Paul Womack – 1,515
Eric Smith – 1,380
Thomas Ward – 157 - County Circuit Clerk –
Joe Cooper – 1,745
Debra Brown – 1,181 - Sheriff –
Charley Melton – 1,576
Mark Simino – 1,343
Steven Doran – 148 - District 2 Justice of the Peace –
Kelly Hatman – 153
Bobby Russell – 113
Walter Hagan – 84 - District 6 Justice of the Peace –
Justin Thornton – 203
Ted Wammack – 120 - New Hope Constable –
Brett Stevenson – 136
Eric Brantner – 53 - Union Constable –
Mark A Stephen – 251
Geoffrey Watts – 177
In Baxter County:
- County Judge –
Brian Plumlee – 3427
Kevin Litty – 2714
Shannon Feliccia – 840
Eric Payne – 795
Brian Plumlee will oppose Kevin Litty in a run-off election on June 21. - Sheriff –
Incumbent Sheriff John Montgomery – 5,344
Henry Campfield – 1,748
John L Pate – 725 - District 10 Justice of the Peace –
Shannon Walker – 254
Sheila Wingard – 136
Vincent S Anderson – 135
Ernest Adkins – 21
Shannon Walker will oppose Shila Wingard in a runoff election on June 21. - District 11 Justice of the Peace –
Ty Chapman – 400
Tom Canta – 379 - District 2 Constable –
Patrick D Smith – 303
Daniel K Carley – 273 - District 8 Constable –
Tyler Brown – 337
Randy Sandland – 259 - District 11 Constable –
Frankie Baker – 409
John Wood – 350 - Mountain Home School Board of Education Position 2 –
Bob Chester – 2998
Arnold Knox – 2815 - Mountain Home School Board of Education Position 4 –
Barbara Horton – 3,388
Carrie Ramsey – 2,584 - Norfork School District Board of Education Position 4 –
Chad McGowan – 534
Elayna Southard – 295
In Randolph County:
- County Judge –
Randy Barber – 980
Paul Carr – 754
Ben Derrick – 669
James Dejournett – 273
Greg Matthews – 163 - Sheriff –
Kevin B Bell – 2,156
Jim Milam – 74 - District 9 Justice of the Peace –
David Statler – 229
Micahel Cook – 123 - Shiloh Constable –
Mark Alexander Brown – 112
Allen Smith – 90
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