Offices up for Election in 2008
United States President & Vice President
United States Senate: 1 seat
United States House of Representatives: All seats
State Supreme Court: Chief Justice Position 1 & Justice
Position 5
State Senate: Districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 12, 17, 20, 23,
24, 25, 26, 30, 31, 32, 33
State House of Representatives: All seats
Presidential Primary Election Winners
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
United States President
Hillary Clinton (D)
Mike Huckabee (R)
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Primary Election Winners
All results are unofficial and are subject to change.
State Supreme Court
State Senate
State House
United States Senate
United States House of Representatives
State Supreme Court
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Position 1 (Chief Justice)
Jim Hannah*^
Position 5
Paul Danielson*^
State Senate
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
District 1
Johnny Key (R)*^
District 2
Randy Laverty (D)*^
District 3
Ruth R. Whitaker (R)*^
District 4
Sharon Trusty (R)*^
District 7
Sue Madison (D)*^
District 8
Cecile Bledsoe (R)^
District 9
Kim Hendren (R)*^
District 12
David Wyatt (D)^
District 17
Jim Luker (D)*
District 20
Larry Teague (D)
District 23
Jerry Taylor (D)*^
District 24
Jimmy Jeffress (D)*^
District 25
Gene Jeffress (D)*^
District 26
Percy Malone (D)*^
District 30
Gilbert Baker (R)*^
Joe White (D)^
District 31
Mary Ann Salmon (D)*^
District 32
David Johnson (D)^
District 33
Joyce Elliott (D)
State House
District 1
Steve Harrelson (D)^
District 2
Larry Cowling (D)*^
District 3
David Powers (D)*^
Evelyn Joyce Bradford (R)^
District 4
Bruce Maloch (D)*^
District 5
Willie R. Hardy (D)*^
District 6
John Lowery (D)*^
District 7
Garry L. Smith (D) - Run-off winner
District 8
Gregg Reep (D)*^
District 9
Eddie L. Cheatham (D)*^
District 10
Allen Maxwell (D)*^
District 11
David Rainey (D)*^
District 12
Robert S. Moore Jr. (D)*^
District 13
Clark M. Hall (D)*^
Mal Stokes (I)^
District 14
Tiffany Rogers (D)
District 15
Doug Hatcher (R)^
Trent Eilts (I)^
Walls McCrary (D)^
District 16
James L. Word (D) - Run-off winner
District 17
Stephanie Flowers (D)*^
District 18
Toni Bradford (D)*^
District 19
Bobby J. Pierce (D)^
District 20
Johnnie J. Roebuck (D)^
District 21
Steve Cole (D)
District 22
Bill Abernathy (D)*^
District 23
Randy Stewart (D)*^
District 24
R.D. Saunders (D)*^
District 25
Gene Shelby (D)*^
District 26
Mike Burris (D)*^
District 27
Dawn Creekmore (D)*^
District 28
Barbara Nix (D)
David McCoy (R)^
District 29
Ann V. Clemmer (R)
Scott Smith (D)
District 30
Bill Sample (R)*^
District 31
Daniel Greenberg (R)*^
District 32
Allen Kerr (R)^
District 33
Fred Allen (D)*^
District 34
Wilhelmina Lewellen (D)*^
Herbert L. Broadway (R)^
District 35
Pam Adcock (D)*^
District 36
Darrin Williams (D)
District 37
Kathy Web (D)*^
District 38
John C. Edwards (D)
Kelly Eichler (R)
District 39
Roosevelt Dwayne Dobbins (D)^
District 40
Barry Hyde (D)*^
District 41
Ed Garner (R)*^
District 42
Val Yagos (D)^
Jane English (R)^
District 43
Jim Nickels (D)^
Steven Meckfessel (R)
District 44
Mark Perry (D)^
District 45
Linda S. Tyler (D)
Bill Fechtelkotter (R)^
District 46
Robbie Wills (D)*^
District 47
Eddie C. Hawkins (D)*^
District 48
Davy Carter (R)
District 49
Kieth Williams (D)
Jonathan Dismang (R)^
District 50
Kyle Reeves (R)^
Monty Betts (D)^
District 51
David K. Dunn (D)*^
District 52
Nancy Duffy Blount (D)*^
District 53
Keith M. Ingram (D)^
District 54
Otis Davis (D)*^
Robert E. Philyaw (I)^
District 55
Tommy Lee Baker (D)*^
District 56
Buddy Lovell (D)*^
District 57
Jerry Brown (D)*^
District 58
Jody Dickinson (D)
- Run-off winner
District 59
Lance Reynolds (D)*^
District 60
Johnny Hoyt (D)*^
District 61
Nathan V. George (D)*^
District 62
Bill Walters (D)^
Terry Rice (R)^
District 63
Frank Glidewell (R)*^
District 64
Stephanie Malone (R)
Mike Bock (D)^
District 65
Tracy Pennartz (D)*
District 66
Rick Green (R)*^
District 67
Steve Breedlove (D)*^
John Van Gorder (R)^
District 68
Thomas Akin (D)^
Andrea Lea (R)^
District 69
George Overbey Jr. (D)*^
District 70
Robert E. Dale (R)^
J. Patrick Bewley (D)^
Jeff Hall (I)
Marjorie Le Clair (I)
District 71
Eddie Cooper (D)*^
District 72
James McLean (D)
District 73
J.R. Rogers (D)*^
Chad Moseley (R)^
District 74
Butch Wilkins (D)
District 75
Joan Cash (D)*^
District 76
Ray Kidd (D)*^
District 77
Charlotte Wagner (D)*^
District 78
Billy W. Gaskill (D)*^
District 79
Mike Patterson (D)*^
District 80
David R. Cook (D)*^
District 81
Karen Hopper (R)
Danny K. Rowe (D)^
Bonnie B. Brown (I)^
District 82
Curren Everett (D)^
District 83
Beverly Pyle (R)*^
District 84
John Paul Wells (D)*^
District 85
Bill Witty (D)
John Burris (R)^
District 86
Monty Davenport (D)*^
District 87
Mark Martin (R)*^
Earl J. Hunton (D)
District 88
Uvalde Lindsey (D)^
District 89
Jim House (D)*^
Gene Long (R)^
District 90
Roy Ragland (R)*^
District 91
Bryan B. King (R)*^
David A. Stoppel (D)^
District 92
Lindsley Smith (D)^
District 93
Jon Woods (R)*^
District 94
Les Carnine (R)^
District 95
Duncan Baird (R)
District 96
Debra Hobbs (R)^
District 97
Jonathan Barnett (R)^
District 98
Donna Hutchinson (R)*^
District 99
Tim Summers (R)
District 100
Mary L. Slinkard (R)
United States Senate
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
Mark Pryor (D)*^
United State House of Representatives
*denotes incumbent
^ denotes that candidate was unopposed in the primary
District 1
Marion Berry (D)*^
District 2
Vic Snyder (D)*^
District 3
John Boozman (R)*^
District 4
Mike Ross (D)*^
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