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Election 1990 Results

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1990 US House elections in Arkansas

Arkansas elected 4 members of the House in 1990: Democrats won 3 seats and Republicans 1.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 20.8 points: Ray Thornton (Democrat) beat Jim Keet (Republican), 60.4% to 39.6%, a margin of 20.8 points and 35,671 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 55 of the 75 counties and Republicans in 20. The largest, Pulaski, cast 93,614 votes and went to the Democrat by 16.2 points. The closest was Sharp, where 37 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Bill Alexander101,026 (64.3%) Terry Hayes56,071 (35.7%) D+28.6
2 Ray Thornton103,471 (60.4%) Jim Keet67,800 (39.6%) D+20.8
3 Dan Ivy54,332 (29.5%) John Paul Hammerschmidt129,876 (70.5%) R+41.0
4 Beryl Anthony Jr.110,365 (72.4%) Roy Rood42,130 (27.6%) D+44.8

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Pulaski 54,399 58.1% 39,215 41.9% 93,614 D+16.2
Washington 9,724 33.2% 19,601 66.8% 29,325 R+33.7
Sebastian 4,826 17.5% 22,716 82.5% 27,542 R+65.0
Benton 8,111 31.1% 17,966 68.9% 26,077 R+37.8
Garland 15,460 64.7% 8,427 35.3% 23,887 D+29.4
Saline 11,989 59.9% 8,041 40.1% 20,030 D+19.7
Jefferson 14,631 77.9% 4,157 22.1% 18,788 D+55.7
White 10,758 62.9% 6,348 37.1% 17,106 D+25.8
Faulkner 10,319 64.7% 5,623 35.3% 15,942 D+29.5
Craighead 8,739 56.2% 6,824 43.8% 15,563 D+12.3
Pope 2,564 19.7% 10,463 80.3% 13,027 R+60.6
Union 6,488 51.2% 6,174 48.8% 12,662 D+2.5
Mississippi 8,544 71.2% 3,454 28.8% 11,998 D+42.4
Lonoke 7,069 62.4% 4,264 37.6% 11,333 D+24.8
Baxter 5,029 44.8% 6,200 55.2% 11,229 R+10.4
Crawford 2,531 23.3% 8,310 76.7% 10,841 R+53.3
Crittenden 6,596 63.5% 3,798 36.5% 10,394 D+26.9
Independence 5,831 57.7% 4,274 42.3% 10,105 D+15.4
Miller 6,079 64.2% 3,386 35.8% 9,465 D+28.5
Boone 2,333 26.1% 6,607 73.9% 8,940 R+47.8
Ouachita 6,522 73.4% 2,367 26.6% 8,889 D+46.7
Phillips 6,923 79.2% 1,819 20.8% 8,742 D+58.4
Greene 5,364 62.3% 3,241 37.7% 8,605 D+24.7
Poinsett 5,246 65.7% 2,739 34.3% 7,985 D+31.4
Hot Spring 6,299 79.4% 1,639 20.6% 7,938 D+58.7
Cleburne 4,224 54.2% 3,571 45.8% 7,795 D+8.4
Logan 1,803 25.1% 5,374 74.9% 7,177 R+49.8
St. Francis 4,664 67.0% 2,293 33.0% 6,957 D+34.1
Ashley 5,104 78.5% 1,397 21.5% 6,501 D+57.0
Clark 5,268 81.6% 1,186 18.4% 6,454 D+63.2
Arkansas 4,401 69.4% 1,938 30.6% 6,339 D+38.9
Johnson 1,657 27.0% 4,470 73.0% 6,127 R+45.9
Columbia 3,613 60.5% 2,355 39.5% 5,968 D+21.1
Carroll 2,163 36.5% 3,770 63.5% 5,933 R+27.1
Jackson 4,166 71.1% 1,697 28.9% 5,863 D+42.1
Hempstead 4,165 71.1% 1,695 28.9% 5,860 D+42.2
Lawrence 3,779 65.6% 1,984 34.4% 5,763 D+31.1
Franklin 1,487 26.2% 4,188 73.8% 5,675 R+47.6
Yell 3,818 68.5% 1,754 31.5% 5,572 D+37.0
Van Buren 3,029 54.5% 2,527 45.5% 5,556 D+9.0
Clay 3,782 69.2% 1,687 30.8% 5,469 D+38.3
Polk 1,729 32.6% 3,582 67.4% 5,311 R+34.9
Sharp 2,620 50.4% 2,583 49.6% 5,203 D+0.7
Conway 3,409 66.2% 1,739 33.8% 5,148 D+32.4
Cross 3,041 63.2% 1,774 36.8% 4,815 D+26.3
Drew 3,883 81.1% 905 18.9% 4,788 D+62.2
Grant 3,780 79.0% 1,002 21.0% 4,782 D+58.1
Lee 3,872 83.0% 792 17.0% 4,664 D+66.0
Izard 2,723 58.8% 1,907 41.2% 4,630 D+17.6
Madison 1,686 41.5% 2,375 58.5% 4,061 R+17.0
Chicot 3,426 84.8% 616 15.2% 4,042 D+69.5
Lincoln 3,444 87.2% 507 12.8% 3,951 D+74.3
Stone 2,304 59.8% 1,551 40.2% 3,855 D+19.5
Monroe 2,533 66.9% 1,253 33.1% 3,786 D+33.8
Marion 1,745 46.2% 2,033 53.8% 3,778 R+7.6
Little River 2,886 77.2% 852 22.8% 3,738 D+54.4
Randolph 2,210 59.8% 1,485 40.2% 3,695 D+19.6
Dallas 2,928 79.8% 741 20.2% 3,669 D+59.6
Bradley 2,859 80.0% 716 20.0% 3,575 D+59.9
Sevier 1,259 35.4% 2,302 64.6% 3,561 R+29.3
Newton 1,420 40.2% 2,114 59.8% 3,534 R+19.6
Scott 1,178 33.8% 2,304 66.2% 3,482 R+32.3
Prairie 2,497 73.1% 917 26.9% 3,414 D+46.3
Desha 2,700 82.1% 587 17.9% 3,287 D+64.3
Fulton 1,904 58.9% 1,330 41.1% 3,234 D+17.7
Pike 2,472 76.8% 747 23.2% 3,219 D+53.6
Searcy 1,047 32.9% 2,138 67.1% 3,185 R+34.3
Nevada 2,485 78.6% 677 21.4% 3,162 D+57.2
Lafayette 2,178 73.0% 805 27.0% 2,983 D+46.0
Montgomery 862 30.8% 1,941 69.2% 2,803 R+38.5
Cleveland 2,150 77.6% 620 22.4% 2,770 D+55.2
Woodruff 2,034 76.3% 633 23.7% 2,667 D+52.5
Howard 1,178 45.3% 1,422 54.7% 2,600 R+9.4
Perry 1,710 67.7% 816 32.3% 2,526 D+35.4
Calhoun 1,545 73.0% 572 27.0% 2,117 D+46.0

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Arkansas in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 0, R 4 R+35.4
2022 D 0, R 4 R+36.4
2020 D 0, R 4 R+42.2
2018 D 0, R 4 R+27.4
2016 D 0, R 4 R+60.7
2014 D 0, R 4 R+30.7
2012 D 0, R 4 R+32.1
2010 D 1, R 3 R+15.2
2008 D 3, R 1 D+25.4
2006 D 3, R 1 D+19.7
2004 D 3, R 1 D+8.7
2002 D 3, R 1 D+15.7
2000 D 3, R 1 D+12.4
1998 D 2, R 2 R+28.8
1996 D 2, R 2 R+7.0
1994 D 2, R 2 R+5.2
1992 D 2, R 2 D+18.9
1990 D 3, R 1 D+11.0