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2012 general · November 6, 2012

2012 Arkansas House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Arkansas House of Representatives district in the 2012 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 100 seats

After the electionD 49 · R 51
Races100
Changed party0
Unopposed46%46 races
Incumbents defeated4

Every district

D 49 · R 51

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Mary P. Hickerson (R)Unopposed
HD-2Lane Jean (R)Unopposed
HD-3Brent Talley (D)8.2
HD-4Fonda Hawthorne (D)8.7
HD-5David Fielding (D)Unopposed
HD-6Matthew Shepherd (R)64.8
HD-7John Baine (D)Unopposed
HD-8Jeff Wardlaw (D)Unopposed
HD-9Sheilla E. Lampkin (D)14.7
HD-10Mike Holcomb (D)10.6
HD-11Mark McElroy (D)Unopposed
HD-12Chris Richey (D)Unopposed
HD-13David Hillman (D)2.1
HD-14Walls McCrary (D)Unopposed
HD-15Ken Bragg (R)24.3
HD-16James L. Word (D)Unopposed
HD-17Henry Wilkins IV (D)Unopposed
HD-18Richard Womack (R)5.6
HD-19Nate Steel (D)Unopposed
HD-20Nate Bell (R)30.2
HD-21Terry Rice (R)Unopposed
HD-22Bruce Westerman (R)Unopposed
HD-23Ann Clemmer (R)Unopposed
HD-24Bruce Cozart (R)25.4
HD-25John T. Vines (D)24.8
HD-26David Kizzia (D)9.3Incumbent lost
HD-27Andy Mayberry (R)Unopposed
HD-28Kim Hammer (R)15.7
HD-29Fred Love (D)Unopposed
HD-30Charles L. Armstrong (D)Unopposed
HD-31Andy Davis (R)35.1
HD-32Allen Kerr (R)9.5
HD-33Warwick Sabin (D)Unopposed
HD-34John W. Walker (D)Unopposed
HD-35John Charles Edwards (D)13.8
HD-36Darrin Williams (D)Unopposed
HD-37Eddie L. Armstrong III (D)Unopposed
HD-38Patti Julian (D)7.0
HD-39Mark Lowery (R)4.8
HD-40Douglas House (R)30.1
HD-41Jim Nickels (D)3.9
HD-42Mark Perry (D)Unopposed
HD-43Davy Carter (R)Unopposed
HD-44Joe Farrer (R)28.8
HD-45Jeremy Gillam (R)66.4
HD-46Mark Biviano (R)21.5
HD-47Jody Dickinson (D)Unopposed
HD-48Reginald Murdock (D)Unopposed
HD-49Marshall Wright (D)Unopposed
HD-50Hudson Hallum (D)Unopposed
HD-51Deborah Ferguson (D)58.4
HD-52John Hutchison (R)0.4
HD-53Homer Lenderman (D)Unopposed
HD-54Wes Wagner (D)Unopposed
HD-55Monte Hodges (D)Unopposed
HD-56Joe Jett (D)Unopposed
HD-57Mary Broadaway (D)14.2
HD-58Harold Copenhaver (D)6.0Incumbent lost
HD-59Butch Wilkins (D)7.3
HD-60James Ratliff (D)5.5
HD-61Scott Baltz (D)2.9Incumbent lost
HD-62Tommy Wren (D)11.6
HD-63James McLean (D)39.3
HD-64John Payton (R)21.4
HD-65Tommy Thompson (D)13.9
HD-66Josh Miller (R)30.0
HD-67Stephen Meeks (R)45.4
HD-68Robert E. Dale (R)Unopposed
HD-69Betty Warren Overbey (D)1.6
HD-70David Meeks (R)23.6
HD-71Andrea Lea (R)Unopposed
HD-72Steve Magie (D)19.2
HD-73John Wayne Catlett (D)4.3
HD-74Jon Eubanks (R)44.5
HD-75Charlotte Vining Douglas (R)16.3
HD-76Robert Dennis Altes (R)Unopposed
HD-77Stephanie Malone (R)14.4
HD-78George McGill (D)Unopposed
HD-79Gary Deffenbaugh (R)Unopposed
HD-80Charlene Fite (R)14.9
HD-81Justin T. Harris (R)34.5
HD-82Bill Gossage (R)27.0Incumbent lost
HD-83David L. Branscum (R)Unopposed
HD-84Charlie Collins (R)8.1
HD-85David Whitaker (D)12.0
HD-86Greg Leding (D)21.3
HD-87Jonathan Barnett (R)Unopposed
HD-88Randy Alexander (R)29.5
HD-89Micah S. Neal (R)27.1
HD-90Les Carnine (R)Unopposed
HD-91Dan Douglas (R)Unopposed
HD-92Mary L. Slinkard (R)Unopposed
HD-93Jim Dotson (R)Unopposed
HD-94Debra M. Hobbs (R)Unopposed
HD-95Sue Scott (R)22.8
HD-96Duncan Baird (R)Unopposed
HD-97Bob Ballinger (R)12.4
HD-98John Burris (R)Unopposed
HD-99Kelley Linck (R)55.7
HD-100Karen Hopper (R)Unopposed

Arkansas House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner