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Election 2006 Results

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2006 US House elections in Arkansas

Arkansas elected 4 members of the House in 2006: Democrats won 3 seats and Republicans 1.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 21.1 points: Vic Snyder (Democrat) beat Andy Mayberry (Republican), 60.5% to 39.5%, a margin of 21.1 points and 43,439 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 62 of the 75 counties and Republicans in 13. The largest, Pulaski, cast 109,143 votes and went to the Democrat by 33.1 points. The closest was Johnson, where 345 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 Marion Berry127,577 (69.3%) Mickey "Stubby" Stumbaugh56,611 (30.7%) D+38.5
2 Vic Snyder124,871 (60.5%) Andy Mayberry81,432 (39.5%) D+21.1
3 Woodrow Anderson75,885 (37.8%) John Boozman125,039 (62.2%) R+24.5
4 Mike Ross128,236 (74.7%) Joe Ross43,360 (25.3%) D+49.5

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Pulaski 72,621 66.5% 36,522 33.5% 109,143 D+33.1
Benton 14,000 28.9% 34,422 71.1% 48,422 R+42.2
Washington 19,494 43.4% 25,443 56.6% 44,937 R+13.2
Saline 15,157 47.7% 16,623 52.3% 31,780 R+4.6
Sebastian 11,964 37.8% 19,665 62.2% 31,629 R+24.3
Garland 19,263 66.7% 9,628 33.3% 28,891 D+33.3
Faulkner 13,440 54.4% 11,261 45.6% 24,701 D+8.8
Craighead 14,249 68.7% 6,488 31.3% 20,737 D+37.4
White 10,626 51.3% 10,101 48.7% 20,727 D+2.5
Jefferson 16,679 83.7% 3,257 16.3% 19,936 D+67.3
Crawford 5,962 37.5% 9,922 62.5% 15,884 R+24.9
Crittenden 11,821 74.5% 4,054 25.5% 15,875 D+48.9
Lonoke 8,685 55.0% 7,106 45.0% 15,791 D+10.0
Pope 5,782 38.3% 9,333 61.7% 15,115 R+23.5
Baxter 7,355 55.8% 5,830 44.2% 13,185 D+11.6
Union 7,570 70.5% 3,165 29.5% 10,735 D+41.0
Boone 3,681 35.1% 6,821 64.9% 10,502 R+29.9
Mississippi 7,621 76.0% 2,410 24.0% 10,031 D+51.9
Independence 6,551 66.3% 3,324 33.7% 9,875 D+32.7
Miller 6,490 67.3% 3,155 32.7% 9,645 D+34.6
Cleburne 5,172 54.3% 4,352 45.7% 9,524 D+8.6
Greene 6,373 69.7% 2,770 30.3% 9,143 D+39.4
Hot Spring 6,550 76.9% 1,963 23.1% 8,513 D+53.9
Carroll 3,489 42.5% 4,718 57.5% 8,207 R+15.0
Ouachita 5,350 76.4% 1,654 23.6% 7,004 D+52.8
St. Francis 5,356 77.8% 1,528 22.2% 6,884 D+55.6
Phillips 5,660 84.1% 1,074 15.9% 6,734 D+68.1
Conway 4,487 68.5% 2,059 31.5% 6,546 D+37.1
Logan 4,355 67.6% 2,084 32.4% 6,439 D+35.3
Clark 5,056 79.3% 1,319 20.7% 6,375 D+58.6
Poinsett 4,716 75.5% 1,528 24.5% 6,244 D+51.1
Johnson 2,844 47.1% 3,189 52.9% 6,033 R+5.7
Marion 2,573 43.9% 3,293 56.1% 5,866 R+12.3
Columbia 4,095 70.1% 1,749 29.9% 5,844 D+40.1
Arkansas 4,417 78.3% 1,221 21.7% 5,638 D+56.7
Ashley 4,261 76.7% 1,292 23.3% 5,553 D+53.5
Sharp 3,643 66.0% 1,879 34.0% 5,522 D+31.9
Polk 3,484 63.7% 1,988 36.3% 5,472 D+27.3
Franklin 2,483 45.5% 2,973 54.5% 5,456 R+9.0
Madison 2,283 42.4% 3,105 57.6% 5,388 R+15.3
Van Buren 3,241 60.5% 2,119 39.5% 5,360 D+20.9
Cross 3,925 74.1% 1,375 25.9% 5,300 D+48.1
Grant 3,679 71.7% 1,455 28.3% 5,134 D+43.3
Hempstead 3,954 81.4% 906 18.6% 4,860 D+62.7
Lawrence 3,559 74.0% 1,249 26.0% 4,808 D+48.0
Randolph 3,283 72.2% 1,263 27.8% 4,546 D+44.4
Jackson 3,494 78.0% 984 22.0% 4,478 D+56.1
Yell 2,987 67.1% 1,466 32.9% 4,453 D+34.2
Stone 2,717 62.6% 1,624 37.4% 4,341 D+25.2
Clay 3,327 77.2% 983 22.8% 4,310 D+54.4
Drew 3,244 78.7% 880 21.3% 4,124 D+57.3
Izard 2,851 69.5% 1,251 30.5% 4,102 D+39.0
Little River 2,997 80.3% 736 19.7% 3,733 D+60.6
Perry 2,312 64.3% 1,281 35.7% 3,593 D+28.7
Newton 1,330 38.2% 2,155 61.8% 3,485 R+23.7
Chicot 2,991 86.1% 482 13.9% 3,473 D+72.2
Fulton 2,323 70.7% 963 29.3% 3,286 D+41.4
Desha 2,857 87.2% 419 12.8% 3,276 D+74.4
Howard 2,559 79.4% 665 20.6% 3,224 D+58.7
Pike 2,442 77.7% 701 22.3% 3,143 D+55.4
Sevier 2,303 76.7% 699 23.3% 3,002 D+53.4
Searcy 1,778 59.8% 1,197 40.2% 2,975 D+19.5
Lee 2,439 84.6% 443 15.4% 2,882 D+69.3
Montgomery 2,062 72.5% 783 27.5% 2,845 D+45.0
Lincoln 2,316 82.4% 495 17.6% 2,811 D+64.8
Prairie 2,036 73.0% 753 27.0% 2,789 D+46.0
Dallas 2,207 79.3% 576 20.7% 2,783 D+58.6
Monroe 2,158 78.6% 589 21.4% 2,747 D+57.1
Bradley 2,142 78.0% 604 22.0% 2,746 D+56.0
Scott 1,875 69.0% 842 31.0% 2,717 D+38.0
Nevada 2,263 86.6% 351 13.4% 2,614 D+73.1
Cleveland 1,950 77.6% 564 22.4% 2,514 D+55.1
Lafayette 1,927 77.6% 557 22.4% 2,484 D+55.2
Woodruff 2,068 84.7% 373 15.3% 2,441 D+69.4
Calhoun 1,315 77.1% 391 22.9% 1,706 D+54.2

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