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2014 US Senate election in Arkansas

Tom Cotton (Republican) beat Mark L. Pryor (Democrat) in Arkansas in 2014, 56.5% to 39.4%, a margin of 17.1 points and 144,645 votes.

Arkansas changed party: in 2008 it went Democratic, for Mark Pryor.

Republicans led in 62 of the 75 counties and Democrats in 13. The largest, Pulaski, cast 127,607 votes and went to the Democrat by 15.5 points. The closest was Dallas, where 32 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
Tom Cotton won Republican 478,819 56.5%
Mark L. Pryor Democratic 334,174 39.4%
All other candidates 34,512 4.1%
Total847,505

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Pulaski 71,905 56.3% 52,142 40.9% 3,560 127,607 D+15.5
Benton 17,511 27.8% 42,358 67.3% 3,056 62,925 R+39.5
Washington 22,285 40.9% 29,454 54.1% 2,724 54,463 R+13.2
Saline 12,153 30.7% 25,756 65.0% 1,738 39,647 R+34.3
Faulkner 11,885 35.1% 20,588 60.7% 1,420 33,893 R+25.7
Sebastian 9,870 31.0% 20,573 64.6% 1,413 31,856 R+33.6
Garland 11,126 36.0% 18,567 60.2% 1,173 30,866 R+24.1
Craighead 9,055 35.8% 15,247 60.2% 1,009 25,311 R+24.5
White 5,507 25.2% 15,296 70.0% 1,043 21,846 R+44.8
Jefferson 13,145 65.3% 6,568 32.6% 431 20,144 D+32.6
Lonoke 5,368 27.5% 13,330 68.3% 809 19,507 R+40.8
Pope 4,687 27.4% 11,611 67.9% 794 17,092 R+40.5
Crawford 4,242 26.2% 11,134 68.7% 831 16,207 R+42.5
Baxter 4,364 29.2% 9,950 66.5% 654 14,968 R+37.3
Union 4,818 38.9% 7,253 58.6% 310 12,381 R+19.7
Miller 3,636 31.7% 7,581 66.2% 237 11,454 R+34.4
Greene 3,675 33.1% 6,865 61.9% 559 11,099 R+28.7
Boone 2,884 26.2% 7,578 68.9% 540 11,002 R+42.7
Crittenden 5,901 55.2% 4,527 42.4% 253 10,681 D+12.9
Independence 3,407 32.1% 6,615 62.3% 596 10,618 R+30.2
Mississippi 5,349 51.8% 4,523 43.8% 446 10,318 D+8.0
Cleburne 2,686 27.2% 6,636 67.2% 552 9,874 R+40.0
Hot Spring 3,661 39.0% 5,260 56.0% 473 9,394 R+17.0
Carroll 2,985 37.0% 4,698 58.2% 395 8,078 R+21.2
Ouachita 3,999 50.3% 3,748 47.1% 204 7,951 D+3.2
Columbia 3,094 39.0% 4,610 58.1% 224 7,928 R+19.1
Clark 3,625 52.1% 3,122 44.9% 212 6,959 D+7.2
Johnson 2,488 38.0% 3,638 55.6% 413 6,539 R+17.6
Logan 2,132 33.0% 3,932 60.8% 404 6,468 R+27.8
Poinsett 2,336 36.8% 3,689 58.1% 327 6,352 R+21.3
Conway 2,703 42.6% 3,393 53.5% 249 6,345 R+10.9
Polk 1,511 23.8% 4,446 70.1% 387 6,344 R+46.3
Ashley 2,775 44.6% 3,267 52.5% 179 6,221 R+7.9
St. Francis 3,752 62.0% 2,198 36.3% 97 6,047 D+25.7
Van Buren 1,957 33.1% 3,648 61.8% 300 5,905 R+28.6
Phillips 3,792 65.7% 1,774 30.7% 205 5,771 D+35.0
Sharp 1,788 31.7% 3,534 62.6% 321 5,643 R+30.9
Franklin 1,854 33.9% 3,357 61.3% 266 5,477 R+27.4
Hempstead 2,140 39.8% 3,080 57.3% 155 5,375 R+17.5
Grant 1,615 30.2% 3,490 65.3% 238 5,343 R+35.1
Cross 2,143 40.6% 2,982 56.6% 147 5,272 R+15.9
Drew 2,378 45.5% 2,675 51.2% 169 5,222 R+5.7
Yell 1,760 33.8% 3,138 60.2% 312 5,210 R+26.4
Madison 1,755 34.0% 3,102 60.1% 302 5,159 R+26.1
Arkansas 2,358 46.4% 2,590 50.9% 139 5,087 R+4.6
Randolph 1,842 36.4% 2,951 58.3% 266 5,059 R+21.9
Marion 1,428 28.4% 3,328 66.2% 271 5,027 R+37.8
Lawrence 1,731 37.8% 2,593 56.6% 254 4,578 R+18.8
Stone 1,478 32.7% 2,805 62.2% 230 4,513 R+29.4
Izard 1,550 35.6% 2,595 59.6% 206 4,351 R+24.0
Jackson 1,808 43.6% 2,103 50.7% 233 4,144 R+7.1
Little River 1,620 39.8% 2,295 56.4% 155 4,070 R+16.6
Clay 1,573 39.3% 2,253 56.4% 172 3,998 R+17.0
Howard 1,485 40.6% 2,082 56.9% 93 3,660 R+16.3
Perry 1,258 35.1% 2,108 58.8% 221 3,587 R+23.7
Sevier 1,176 33.2% 2,243 63.3% 127 3,546 R+30.1
Chicot 2,284 65.3% 1,149 32.8% 67 3,500 D+32.4
Desha 2,082 61.3% 1,211 35.6% 105 3,398 D+25.6
Fulton 1,234 36.5% 2,005 59.3% 144 3,383 R+22.8
Pike 971 31.3% 2,015 65.0% 116 3,102 R+33.7
Scott 925 30.0% 1,964 63.7% 194 3,083 R+33.7
Lincoln 1,427 46.3% 1,538 50.0% 114 3,079 R+3.6
Searcy 755 24.7% 2,144 70.2% 156 3,055 R+45.5
Newton 908 30.5% 1,923 64.7% 143 2,974 R+34.1
Montgomery 940 32.4% 1,834 63.2% 126 2,900 R+30.8
Bradley 1,323 45.8% 1,469 50.8% 97 2,889 R+5.1
Nevada 1,280 46.5% 1,405 51.0% 69 2,754 R+4.5
Cleveland 939 34.5% 1,668 61.2% 117 2,724 R+26.8
Lee 1,737 65.2% 871 32.7% 57 2,665 D+32.5
Prairie 998 37.5% 1,539 57.9% 121 2,658 R+20.4
Lafayette 973 40.5% 1,367 56.8% 65 2,405 R+16.4
Monroe 1,292 53.8% 1,025 42.7% 84 2,401 D+11.1
Dallas 1,134 47.9% 1,166 49.2% 68 2,368 R+1.4
Woodruff 1,299 60.4% 749 34.8% 103 2,151 D+25.6
Calhoun 664 40.6% 898 55.0% 72 1,634 R+14.3

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