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ARKANSAS GOVERNOR, SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES

Governor / Sr. US Senator / Jr. US Senator

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Arkansas Representatives List

Arkansas US Congressional Districts and their Representatives:

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*Indicates 2010 Election Winner

Governor / Sr. US Senator / Jr. US Senator

Arkansas Senators List / Arkansas Representatives List

Arkansas US Congressional Districts and their Representatives:

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Arkansas 2012 Presidential Partisan Voting Index: R+9

Arkansas 2010 General Election Date: November 2nd

Arkansas 2010 Primary Election Date: May 18th (Runoff: June 8th)

Mike Beebe (D)
Arkansas Governor

The Honorable Mike Beebe
State Capitol
Room 250
Little Rock AR 72201
Phone (501) 682-2345

The 2010 Arkansas Governor Candidates include:

Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe (D)*

Ex-State Sen., Real Estate Developer, Restaurant Owner, '90 Congressional Nominee Jim Keet (R)

Tull Mayor, Ex-State GOP Vice Chair, Ex-State Libertarian Party Chair Frank Gilbert (C)

Arkansas US Senators

Sr. US Senator Blanche Lincoln (D)

The Honorable Blanche Lincoln
United States Senate
355 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510
Phone (202) 224-4843

Class III US Senator (Up for Re-Election in 2010)

The 2010 Arkansas US Senate Candidates include:

US Senator Blanche Lincoln (D)

Congressman, Ex-Rogers School Board Member, Optometrist, Rancher John Boozman (R)*

Greenland Mayor, Retired Auto Engineer, Anti-Nuclear Activist John Gray (G)

UPS Employee, Army Veteran Trevor Drown (I)

Technology Consultant, Gun Rights Activist Christopher Nogy (I)

2010 Arkansas Senatorial Primary Candidates who also ran included:

Lt. Governor, Ex-US Social Security Commissioner, Economist Bill Halter (D)

State Senate Minority Leader, Ex-State GOP Chair, University Administrator Gilbert Baker (R)

Businessman Curtis Coleman (R)

Businessman, Anti-Tax Activist Tom Cox (R)

State Senator, Businessman, '82 Gubernatorial Candidate Kim Hendren (R)

Ex-State Sen., Ex-State Rep., Christian Youth Counselor, '06 Lt. Gov. Nominee, '04 US Sen. Nominee Jim Holt (R)

FedEx Truck Driver, Real Estate Investor Fred Ramey (R)

Retired Army Officer, Iraq War Veteran, Businessman Conrad Reynolds (R)

Financial Advisor, Community College Instructor, Army Veteran Buddy Rogers (R)

Teacher, IT Consultant Ed Frizzell (I)

Jr. US Senator Mark Pryor (D)

The Honorable Mark Pryor
United States Senate
255 Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510
Phone (202) 224-2353

Class II US Senator (Up for Re-Election in 2014)

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Marion Berry (D) - US Representative for Arkansas Congressional District 1

(Jonesboro, Marianna, Mountain Home, Newport, Pocahontas, Stuttgart, and Wynne)

The Honorable Marion Berry
US House of Representatives
2305 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington DC 20515
Phone (202) 225-4076

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+8)

Congressman Berry is Retiring. The 2010 Candidates for Arkansas Congressional District 1 include:

Congressman Berry's Ex-Chief of Staff, Recent Law School Graduate Chad Causey (D)

Farm Broadcaster, AgWatch Network President Rick Crawford (R)*

Businessman, Musician, Navy Veteran Ken Adler (G)

Auto Dealer Richard Walden (I)

2010 Arkansas District 1 Primary Candidates who also ran included:

Prosecuting Attorney, Ex-State Sen., '06 Lt. Gov. Candidate Tim Wooldridge (D)

Vic Snyder (D) - US Representative for Arkansas Congressional District 2

(Clinton, Conway, Hollis, Jacksonville, Little Rock, Morrilton, North Little Rock, and Searcy)

The Honorable Vic Snyder
US House of Representatives
2210 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington DC 20515
Phone (202) 225-2506

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+5)

Congressman Snyder is Retiring. The 2010 Candidates for Arkansas Congressional District 2 include:

State Sen., Ex-State Rep., Ex-Teacher Joyce Elliott (D)

Ex-US Attorney, Ex-Karl Rove Politicial Associate Tim Griffin (R)*

Lance Levi (I)

2010 Arkansas District 2 Primary Candidates who also ran included:

State House Speaker, Ex-Faulkner County Quorum Court Judge, Attorney Robbie Wills (D)

Health Care Project Manager, GOP Activist, Army Veteran David Meeks (R)

Restaurant Owner Scott Wallace (R)

John Boozman (R) - US Representative for Arkansas Congressional District 3

(Clarksville, Fayetteville, Fort Smith, Harrison, Russellville, and Springdale)

The Honorable John Boozman
US House of Representatives
1519 Longworth House Office Building
Washington DC 20515
Phone (202) 225-4301

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+16)

Congressman Boozman is running for Senate. The 2010 Candidates for Arkansas Congressional District 3 include:

Rogers Mayor, Financial Consultant, Ex-Radio Station Manager, National Guard Veteran Steve Womack (R)*

Fayetteville City Attorney David Whitaker (D)

2010 Arkansas District 3 Primary Candidates who also ran included:

State Sen., Ex-State Rep., Surgical Clinic Manager Cecile Bledsoe (R)

Retired USAF Brigadier General, Consultant Bernie Skoch (R)

Iraq War Veteran Larry "Beau" Stricklin (D)

Attorney David Whitaker (D)

Retired Navy Chief Petty Officer Jerry Coon (I)

Mike Ross (D) - US Representative for Arkansas Congressional District 4

(Camden, El Dorado, Hope, Hot Springs, Mena, Monticello, Pine Bluff, Texarkana, and Warren)

The Honorable Mike Ross
US House of Representatives
2436 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington DC 20515
Phone (202) 225-3772

(District's 2010 Partisan Voting Index: R+7)

The 2010 Candidates for Arkansas Congressional District 4 include:

US Representative Mike Ross (D)*

Singing Instructor, Ex-Miss Arkansas Beth Anne Rankin (R)

2010 Arkansas District 4 Primary Candidates who also ran included:

Rancher, '02 State Rep. Nominee Marc Rosson (R)

AR Senators and Representatives, 110th Congress

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