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2010 US Senate election in Arkansas

John Boozman (Republican) beat Blanche L. Lincoln (Democrat) in Arkansas in 2010, 57.9% to 36.9%, a margin of 21.0 points and 163,462 votes.

Arkansas changed party: in 2004 it went Democratic, for Blanche L. Lincoln.

Republicans led in 59 of the 75 counties and Democrats in 16. The largest, Pulaski, cast 110,705 votes and went to the Democrat by 6.2 points. The closest was Clay, where 7 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.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
John Boozman won Republican 451,618 57.9%
Blanche L. Lincoln Democratic 288,156 36.9%
All other candidates 40,183 5.2%
Total779,957

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Pulaski 56,953 51.4% 50,100 45.3% 3,652 110,705 D+6.2
Benton 11,673 21.9% 39,622 74.3% 2,015 53,310 R+52.4
Washington 15,030 33.4% 27,972 62.2% 1,958 44,960 R+28.8
Saline 10,035 28.6% 23,484 66.9% 1,583 35,102 R+38.3
Sebastian 7,577 24.7% 21,946 71.5% 1,176 30,699 R+46.8
Garland 9,964 32.8% 18,720 61.6% 1,720 30,404 R+28.8
Faulkner 8,935 33.0% 16,940 62.6% 1,196 27,071 R+29.6
Craighead 8,551 39.9% 12,011 56.1% 851 21,413 R+16.2
White 5,595 28.4% 13,123 66.6% 989 19,707 R+38.2
Jefferson 11,265 60.5% 6,845 36.8% 507 18,617 D+23.7
Lonoke 4,551 27.8% 11,204 68.5% 607 16,362 R+40.7
Pope 3,787 24.3% 9,423 60.5% 2,378 15,588 R+36.2
Boone 3,507 23.4% 10,073 67.3% 1,382 14,962 R+43.9
Baxter 3,706 25.0% 10,139 68.3% 1,005 14,850 R+43.3
Crawford 3,034 20.5% 11,124 75.3% 614 14,772 R+54.8
Union 4,083 33.8% 7,273 60.2% 717 12,073 R+26.4
Crittenden 6,219 54.0% 4,820 41.8% 488 11,527 D+12.1
Mississippi 5,661 52.9% 4,404 41.2% 632 10,697 D+11.8
Miller 3,112 29.4% 7,074 66.8% 404 10,590 R+37.4
Independence 3,248 35.2% 5,390 58.5% 579 9,217 R+23.2
Greene 3,315 36.3% 5,389 59.0% 427 9,131 R+22.7
Cleburne 2,478 27.2% 6,104 67.0% 526 9,108 R+39.8
Hot Spring 3,063 36.7% 4,724 56.6% 561 8,348 R+19.9
Carroll 2,591 31.3% 5,204 62.8% 491 8,286 R+31.5
Ouachita 3,496 45.0% 3,909 50.3% 367 7,772 R+5.3
Clark 3,782 49.7% 3,382 44.5% 440 7,604 D+5.3
Columbia 2,358 33.7% 4,145 59.2% 499 7,002 R+25.5
St. Francis 4,065 58.7% 2,610 37.7% 247 6,922 D+21.0
Poinsett 2,855 44.1% 3,247 50.2% 371 6,473 R+6.1
Polk 1,642 25.5% 4,350 67.6% 445 6,437 R+42.1
Phillips 4,203 66.4% 1,832 28.9% 297 6,332 D+37.4
Logan 1,877 30.1% 4,003 64.1% 362 6,242 R+34.1
Conway 2,651 43.4% 3,075 50.4% 377 6,103 R+6.9
Sharp 2,095 34.8% 3,427 57.0% 492 6,014 R+22.1
Johnson 1,937 32.6% 3,584 60.4% 416 5,937 R+27.7
Marion 1,412 24.6% 3,786 65.9% 547 5,745 R+41.3
Ashley 2,238 39.8% 3,176 56.5% 212 5,626 R+16.7
Van Buren 1,833 33.7% 2,931 53.9% 675 5,439 R+20.2
Franklin 1,499 28.5% 3,486 66.3% 269 5,254 R+37.8
Grant 1,569 30.2% 3,355 64.6% 272 5,196 R+34.4
Cross 2,330 45.3% 2,628 51.1% 181 5,139 R+5.8
Madison 1,488 29.4% 3,348 66.1% 231 5,067 R+36.7
Stone 1,698 34.2% 2,706 54.6% 556 4,960 R+20.3
Arkansas 2,627 53.9% 2,134 43.7% 117 4,878 D+10.1
Hempstead 1,829 37.6% 2,760 56.8% 272 4,861 R+19.2
Lawrence 2,196 47.5% 2,161 46.7% 266 4,623 D+0.8
Yell 1,437 31.3% 2,430 52.9% 728 4,595 R+21.6
Randolph 1,916 42.2% 2,312 51.0% 307 4,535 R+8.7
Izard 1,521 33.6% 2,413 53.3% 592 4,526 R+19.7
Drew 1,960 44.4% 2,349 53.2% 105 4,414 R+8.8
Clay 1,971 47.6% 1,978 47.8% 191 4,140 R+0.2
Jackson 1,890 48.0% 1,849 47.0% 195 3,934 D+1.0
Little River 1,376 38.1% 2,047 56.7% 186 3,609 R+18.6
Fulton 1,319 37.3% 1,966 55.6% 249 3,534 R+18.3
Desha 2,177 61.7% 1,240 35.1% 114 3,531 D+26.5
Newton 882 26.2% 2,179 64.8% 300 3,361 R+38.6
Searcy 893 26.6% 2,115 63.0% 347 3,355 R+36.4
Sevier 947 29.0% 2,122 64.9% 202 3,271 R+35.9
Lincoln 1,468 45.5% 1,459 45.3% 296 3,223 D+0.3
Scott 821 25.5% 2,234 69.4% 166 3,221 R+43.9
Howard 1,188 37.9% 1,769 56.5% 175 3,132 R+18.6
Perry 1,071 34.5% 1,777 57.2% 257 3,105 R+22.7
Pike 1,051 33.9% 1,858 60.0% 189 3,098 R+26.0
Chicot 1,909 63.3% 1,064 35.3% 45 3,018 D+28.0
Montgomery 987 33.2% 1,785 60.0% 204 2,976 R+26.8
Lee 1,949 65.6% 946 31.8% 78 2,973 D+33.7
Bradley 1,230 42.8% 1,562 54.4% 80 2,872 R+11.6
Monroe 1,624 60.3% 1,012 37.6% 59 2,695 D+22.7
Prairie 1,186 47.1% 1,243 49.4% 87 2,516 R+2.3
Nevada 1,065 43.0% 1,268 51.2% 142 2,475 R+8.2
Dallas 1,095 44.6% 1,237 50.4% 123 2,455 R+5.8
Cleveland 837 34.8% 1,486 61.8% 80 2,403 R+27.0
Woodruff 1,423 64.7% 670 30.4% 108 2,201 D+34.2
Lafayette 797 38.6% 1,169 56.6% 98 2,064 R+18.0
Calhoun 553 34.6% 936 58.5% 111 1,600 R+23.9

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

Arkansas Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2022 John Boozman (R) R+34.8
2020 Tom Cotton (R) R+66.5
2016 John Boozman (R) R+23.6
2014 Tom Cotton (R) R+17.1
2010 John Boozman (R) R+21.0
2008 Mark Pryor (D) D+79.5
2004 Blanche L. Lincoln (D) D+11.8
2002 Mark Pryor (D) D+7.7
1998 Blanche Lambert Lincoln (D) D+12.8
1996 Y. Tim Hutchinson (R) R+5.4
1992 Dale Bumpers (D) D+20.4
1990 David H. Pryor (D) D+99.8
1986 Dale Bumpers (D) D+24.6
1984 David Pryor (D) D+14.7
1980 Dale Bumpers (D) D+18.2
1978 David H. Pryor (D) D+60.2
1974 Dale Bumpers (D) D+69.8
1972 John L. McClellan (D) D+21.8
1968 J. William Fulbright (D) D+18.3
1966 John L. McClellan (D) level
1962 J. William Fulbright (D) D+37.3
1960 John Little McClellan (D) D+99.9
1956 J. William Fulbright (D) D+66.0
1954 John L. McClellan (D) D+100.0
1950 J. William Fulbright (D) D+100.0
1948 John L. McClellan (D) D+93.2
1944 J. William Fulbright (D) D+70.2
1942 John L. McClellan (D) D+100.0
1938 Hattie Caraway (D) D+79.2
1936 Joseph T. Robinson (D) D+69.0
1932 Hattie Caraway (D) D+79.4
1930 Joseph T. Robinson (D) D+100.0
1926 Thaddeus H. Caraway (D) D+69.6
1924 Joseph T. Robinson (D) D+47.0
1920 Thaddeus H. Caraway (D) D+31.9
1918 Joseph T. Robinson (D) D+100.0
1914 James P. Clarke (D) D+49.8