2008 Arkansas House races
2008 House Races: Current Makeup: 75D, 25R
If Democrats win every contested race: 80 Democrats, 19 RepublicansIf Republicans win every contested race: 60 Democrats, 39 Republicans
Here's your 2008 House voters' guide. Click a district for info on that particular race.
Here is a list of the 2008 general election contests. Below this table is a recap of the contested primaries in the Arkansas House from May, 2008. Click the profile icon for info on that particular race. The third table is a list of all House incumbents and candidates without filed opposition. For a map of the current House makeup, click here.
| District | Democratic Candidate | Republican Candidate | Seat currently: |
|---|---|---|---|
| District 3 | Bubba Powers (i) | Evelyn Bradford | D |
| District 14 | Rogers | Harvey Edwards (Ind.) | D |
| District 15 | Walls McCrary | Doug Hatcher Trent Eilts (Ind.) | D |
| District 28 | Nix | David McCoy | D |
| District 29 | Smith | Clemmer | D |
| District 34 | Wilhelmina Lewellen (i) | Herbert Broadway | D |
| District 38 | Edwards | Eichler | D |
| District 42 | Val Yagos | Jane English | D |
| District 43 | Jim Nickels | Meckfessel | D |
| District 45 | Linda Tyler | Bill Fechtelkotter | D |
| District 49 | Williams | Jonathan Dismang | D |
| District 50 | Monty Betts | Kyle Reeves | D |
| District 62 | Bill Walters | Terry Rice | R |
| District 64 | Mike Bock | Malone | R |
| District 67 | Steve Breedlove (i) | John Van Gorder | D |
| District 68 | Thomas Akin | Andrea Lea | R |
| District 70 | Patrick Bewley | Robert Dale | R |
| District 73 | J.R. Rogers (i) | Chad Moseley | D |
| District 81 | Danny Rowe | Hopper | R |
| District 85 | Witty | John Burris | R |
| District 87 | Earl Hunton | Mark Martin (i) | R |
| District 89 | Jim House (i) | Gene Long | D |
| District 91 | David Stoppel | Bryan King (i) | R |
Click here for May 20 election results
| Unopposed Democrats | Unopposed Republicans |
|---|---|
| District 1: Steve Harrelson (3rd) District 2: Larry Cowling (2nd) District 4: Bruce Maloch (3rd) District 5: Willie Hardy (3rd) District 6: John Lowery (3rd) District 8: Gregg Reep (3rd) District 9: Eddie Cheatham (2nd) District 10: Allen Maxwell (3rd) District 11: David Rainey (3rd) District 12: Robert Moore (2nd) District 13: Clark Hall (2nd) District 17: Stephanie Flowers (3rd) District 18: Toni Bradford (2nd) District 19: Bobby Pierce (2nd) District 20: Johnnie Roebuck (2nd) District 22: Bill Abernathy (3rd) District 23: Randy Stewart (2nd) District 24: Rick Saunders (3rd) District 25: Gene Shelby (2nd) District 26: Mike Burris (3rd) District 27: Dawn Creekmore (3rd) District 33: Fred Allen (2nd) District 35: Pam Adcock (3rd) District 37: Kathy Webb (2nd) District 39: Dwayne Dobbins (3rd) District 40: Barry Hyde (2nd) District 44: Mark Perry (1st) District 46: Robbie Wills (3rd) District 47: Eddie Hawkins (2nd) District 51: David Dunn (3rd) District 52: Nancy Blount (3rd) District 53: Keith Ingram (1st) District 54: Otis Davis (3rd) District 55: Tommy Baker (2nd) District 56: Buddy Lovell (2nd) District 57: Jerry Brown (2nd) District 59: Lance Reynolds (2nd) District 60: Johnny Hoyt (2nd) District 61: Nathan George (3rd) District 69: George Overbey (3rd) District 71: Eddie Cooper (3rd) District 75: Joan Cash (2nd) District 76: Ray Kidd (3rd) District 77: Charolette Wagner (2nd) District 78: Billy Gaskill( 2nd) District 79: Mike Patterson (2nd) District 80: David Cook (3rd) District 82: Curren Everett (3rd) District 84: John Paul Wells (3rd) District 86: Monty Davenport (3rd) District 88: Uvalde Lindsey (1st) District 92: Lindsley Smith (3rd) | District 30: Bill Sample (3rd) District 31: Dan Greenberg (2nd) District 30: Allen Kerr (1st) District 41: Ed Garner (2nd) District 63: Frank Glidewell (3rd) District 66: Rick Green (3rd) District 83: Beverly Pyle (3rd) District 90: Roy Ragland (3rd) District 93: Jon Woods (2nd) District 94: Les Carnine (1st) District 96: Debra Hobbs (1st) District 97: Jonathan Barnett (1st) District 98: Donna Hutchinson (2nd) |
posted by Steve Harrelson @ 7/27/2007 06:54:00 AM | Permalink |
38 Comments:
Susan McDougal for District 7 (Jeffrey's seat). I don't think she's announced, but she's being urged to.
David Johnson, Representative for Distict 38, has announced for Senator Jim Argue's term-limited seat, leaving District 38 open.
Uvalde Lindsey has announced as a Democrat for Dist 88 (Marilyn Edwards seat).
Jamie Darling (D) is running for District 58
A fellow named Aaron Wolfe has expressed interest in Aaron Burkes' seat.
I'd like to talk to Mr. Burkes. I thought he did a fine job of representing that district. We need guys like him to stay in the system.
the searcy sun is reporting that monty betts, an educator for over 30 years in white county, will run for the vacant district 50 seat.
Little Rock Vice Mayor Stacy Hurst is considering the District 38 seat.
Re District 88, Steve Zega can't make up his mind - one day he's running for the House, the next day County Judge, and then the next day Circuit Judge. Whatever he decides he'll have a hard time.
Well, it looks as if the Arkansas Association of Educational Adminstrators have a well-planned agenda to pack the Arkansas House of Representatives with school superintendents.
Les Carnine of Springdale (he was called "Car 'Seven'" by the teachers of the Texarkana district when he was superintendent there a few years back...a derogatory play on his name that indicated a lack of trust in his abilities), Darrell Porter of Smackover, Monty Betts of White County Central, and Keith Williams of Beebe are all from the good old boys club of school superintendents.
Remember the school superintendents? They were the hoggish lot that couldn't seem to get enough money to run their districts, so they sued and got the Supreme court to reopen the Lake View lawsuit against the State of Arkansas. You see, they simply needed more money to "fund their 'poor' districts" (read this to mean as needing more money for high school athletics and to provide themselves grossly higher salaries and more benefits than their teachers receive). In that regard, let me remind you of Danny Taylor, a former Russellville superintendent, who retired last year and walked away with hundreds of thousands of dollars in cashed-in annual sick leave, vacation time, etc.
It will certainly be interesting to watch this blog for news of more superintendents throwing their hats into the ring for various legislative seats around the state.
Good God, how can we allow any of them to be elected? There is only so much blood that can be sucked from the taxpayers of Arkansas.
Jamie Darling hasn't announced for District 58. Jody Dickinson hasn't announced either for District 58.
Question marks needed....
I've talked to them both. They're in.
Whats the word that the republican chair was thinking about running for Janet Johnson's seat? I remember reading about it a few months ago.
Todd Parent, a former NLR Police Officer, is going to run against Ed Garner in District 41 I hear. Parent is young and his issues fit the district.
Earl Hunton is going to run against Mark Martin in the western part of Washington County.
brett hooton is running against jim lagrone for district 29 in the primary
Mayor George Hallman of Ben Lomond is in the race for House District 21. Here's the announcement:
http://epaper.wehco.com/Repository/getimage.dll?path=Texarkana/2007/10/07/5/Img/Pg005.png
Is anybody definitely in the House District 38 race? Since David Johnson is running for the Senate, the seat is open. I figured that might be a crowded race, but I haven't heard anyone who is definitely in. Anyone have any news?
Steve,
I think you might need to make a slight correction on your list of term limited State Representatives. You show Mark Pate as a Republican...this is probably news to him as he has always been a Democrat.
Oops, sorry about that last post re Mark Pate...my bad. You have him listed correctly as a D.
It looks like Brett Hooton in District 29 has announced. The article is at http://www.bentoncourier.com/content/view/89137/ and the website is www.hootonforstaterep.com
I know he is a love/hate type of person but I really want Drew Pritt to run against Fred Allen for the State Legislature. He has some good ideas and would be a breath of fresh air for District # 33.
I have heard Ray Dotson is thinking of running in Springdale
Word in District 72 (Batesville) is that Charles Barnett is not running and James McLean is being encouraged to run by local interests.
That is interesting news from Independence County. Mr. McLean is well liked and serves as a J.P.
That would be a heck of a race in District 72.
Ray Dotson is thinking about running for mayor of Springdale. Only mayor....
I am a Constitutionalist and therefore have a more simpler but honest straighforward approach to what it takes to be a representative. Simple it is all about "We the People"
My hopes for success this year will boil down to how serious the people are about their God given rights to determine their own futures.
I wont do as my challegers State "continue the works of Benny Petrus" Our futures are more important than that.
I leave you with todays Quote:
“Every voter ought not merely to vote, but to vote under the inspiration of a high purpose to serve the nation. It has been calculated that in most elections only about half of them entitled to vote actually exercise their franchise. What is worse, a considerable part of those who neglect to vote do it because of a curious assumption of superiority to this elementary duty of the citizen. They presume to be rather too good, too exclusive, to soil their hands with the work of politics... Popular government is facing one of the difficult phases of the perpetual trial to which it always has been and always will be subjected. It needs the support of every element of patriotism, intelligence and capacity that can be summoned.” —Calvin Coolidge
District 29's Bud Lidzy has a website. http://www.budforarkansas.com
Ann Clemmer announced for Dist 29
Urging Constitution Party and third party folks to challenge all unopposed positions for the House and Senate as WRITE-INs .Make the incumbent work for his keep. I Pray that this is the year of the Third Party.
Rumor has it that Yancey Kyle, who just lost the District 7 runoff to Garry Smith, will be moving closer to his hometown of El Dorado to run for the District 6 seat in two years.
Here are the Green Party candidates missing from your list:
Conrad Harvin - State Rep. District 33
CONRAD4HOUSE33@comcast.net
Richard Carroll - State Rep. District 39
Carrollfor39@earthlink.net
Gene Mason - State Rep. District 42
Brian Barnett - State Rep. District 50
http://brianbarnett.us
Mary Boley – State Rep. District 68
http://www.myspace.com/maryboley4staterep
Wendy Crow - State Rep. District 90
wendymcrow@yahoo.com
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