General Election
Returns

PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

r MICHAEL BADNARIK-President
       RICHARD V. CAMPAGNA-Vice President
                                       Libertarian

PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH
       -President
        DICK CHENEY-Vice President
                                        Republican

r DAVID COBB-President
        PATRICIA LaMARCHE-Vice President
                                        Green Party of Arkansas

r MICHAEL ANTHONY PEROUTKA-Pres.
       CHUCK BALDWIN-Vice President
                                        Constitutional

r RALPH NADER-President
        PETER MIGUEL CAMEJO-Vice President
                                        Populist Party of Arkansas

UNITED STATES SENATE

r STATE SENATOR JIM HOLT - R

r ___________________________

STATE SUPREME COURT
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE - POSITION 4

JUDGE JIM GUNTER-Nonpartisan

SHERIFF AND COLLECTOR

r TIM SHAW-R

COUNTY AND CIRCUIT CLERK

UNOPPOSED CANDIDATES

U.S. OFFICE

United States Congress - District 4 -
                   U.S. Congressman Mike Ross - D

STATE OFFICES

State Representative-District 022-
                   Bill Abernathy-D
State Representative-District 023-
                   Representative Dewayne Mack-D

COUNTY OFFICES

County Judge-Ted Elder-D
Assessor-Tammy McCarter-D
Treasurer-Alvin Black-D
Coroner-Elece M. Parliment-D
Surveyor-Bob Zickwolf-D

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

District 1-Johnette Rowland-D
District 2-Carl Smith-D
District 3-Mike Adams-R
District 4-Timothy G. Love-D
District 6-Allie Graves-D
District 7-Kenny R. McGrew, Sr.-D
District 8-Betty Ruth Williams-D
District 9-Dan G. McCarter-D

CONSTABLE

Washita Twp.- Mervin Lambert-D

CITY OF MOUNT IDA

Recorder/Treasurer-Carlyn Hall-I

ALDERMAN

Ward 2-Position 1-Margaret A. Scurlock-I
Ward 3-Position 1-Michael L. Brown-I
Ward 3-Position 2-E. L. Madlin-I

CITY OF NORMAN
ALDERMAN

Position 1-Bobby C. Brandon-I
Position 4-Myrtle Parish-I

CITY OF ODEN

Recorder/Treasurer-Paula E. Tankersly-I

ALDERMAN

Position 1-Tim Philpot-I
Position 2-Tim Clarke-I
Position 3-Horace Lawrence-I
Position 4-David Ledbetter-I
Position 5-Jeannette Wingfield-I

CITY OF GLENWOOD

Recorder/Treasurer - Stacy Shirley-I

ALDERMAN

North Ward Position 1 - Norman Henderson-I
North Ward Position 2 - William C. Plyler-I
South Ward Position 1 - Houston Jones-I

NORMAN-IN

CONSTABLE - NORMAN IN

     Al Davis              
                       Write in

CITY OF NORMAN
ALDERMAN - POSITION 2

W. M. Rowland-I

ALDERMAN - POSITION 3

r Tommy Markham-I

r Maxine Wornick-I

r Kathy Mayfield-I

ALDERMAN - POSITION 5

r Johnnie Cozby-I

MOUNT IDA IN

CITY OF MOUNT IDA
MAYOR

Jo Childress-I

r Steven R. Irwin-I

ALDERMAN WARD 1
POSITION 1

r Kerry Cox-I

ALDERMAN WARD 1
POSITION 2

Melvin Simpson-I

ALDERMAN WARD 2
POSITION 2

r Jeffery Crump-I

CENTER

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
DISTRICT 5

r Noah Williamson-D

Jon A. Standridge-R

CANEY, CADDO GAP
(City of Glenwood)

ALDERMAN SOUTH WARD
POSITION 2

Patti Parker-I

r Verlin Price-I

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No.1
(Referred to the People by the General Assembly)

(Popular Name)
AN AMENDMENT EXTENDING THE TERM LIMITS APPLICABLE TO MEMBERS OF THE ARKANSAS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM THREE TWO-YEAR TERMS TO SIX TWO-YEAR TERMS AND THE TERM LIMITS APPLICABLE TO MEMBERS OF THE ARKANSAS SENATE FROM TWO TO THREE FOUR-YEAR TERMS.  

AGAINST Proposed Referred Constitutional
       Amendment No.1

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No.2
(Referred to the People by the General Assembly)

(Popular Name)
AN AMENDMENT TO ALLOW THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO APPROVE THE ISSUANCE OF GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS FOR ANY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECT THAT PLANS TO INVEST MORE THAN $500 MILLION IN CAPITOL EXPENDITURES AND TO HIRE MORE THAN 500 NEW EMPLOYEES.

r AGAINST Proposed Referred Constitutional
       Amendment No.2

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No.3
(Proposed by Petition of the People)

(Popular Name)
AN AMENDMENT CONCERNING MARRIAGE

r AGAINST Proposed Referred Constitutional
       Amendment No.3

REFERRED QUESTION No.1
(Referred to the People by the General Assembly)

(Popular Name)
TO INCREASE THE STATEWIDE UNIFORM RATE OF AD VALOREM PROPERTY TAX FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION OF SCHOOLS BY THREE (3) MILLS, FROM TWENTY-FIVE (25) MILLS TO TWENTY-EIGHT (28) MILLS.

AGAINST increasing the established uniform
        rate of ad valorem property tax by three (3) mills
        from twenty-five (25) mills to a total of 
        twenty-eight (28) mills