2008 Legislative Races: |
| House District 14 (D) | % reporting |  Jerry Lee Bogard |  Tiffany Rogers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Totals | 100% | 1,545 (40%) | 2,324 (60%) |
Jerry Lee Bogard and Tiffany Rogers, both Democrats of Stuttgart, are vying for the seat currently held by Speaker Benny Petrus.
The election for this primary will be May 20, 2008.
House District 14
| Bogard | Rogers |
|---|---|
Hometown: Stuttgart
Party: Democrat Cash on hand: $1,074 (as of 2/29) Total Raised: $1,083 (as of 2/29) |
Hometown: Stuttgart
Party: Democrat Cash on hand: $9,406 (as of 2/29) Total Raised: $21,260 (as of 2/29) |
Click here for House District 15
2008 Arkansas House Races
Here is a list of the contested primaries in the Arkansas House. Below this table is a list of the 2008 general election contests. The third table is a list of all House incumbents and candidates without filed opposition. For a map of the current House makeup, click here.
| District | Democratic Candidate | Republican Candidate | Seat currently: |
|---|---|---|---|
| District 3 | Bubba Powers (i) | Evelyn Bradford | D |
| District 14 | Bogard/Rogers | Harvey Edwards (Ind.) | D |
| District 15 | Walls McCrary | Doug Hatcher Trent Eilts (Ind.) | D |
| District 28 | Cornwell/Nix | David McCoy | D |
| District 29 | Beckwith/Smith | Clemmer/Hooton/Lidzy | D |
| District 34 | W. Lewellen (i) | Herbert Broadway | D |
| District 38 | Dailey/Edwards | Eichler/Linck | D |
| District 42 | Val Yagos | Jane English | D |
| District 43 | Jim Nickels | Meckfessel/Raley | D |
| District 45 | Fiddler/Tyler | Bill Fechtelkotter | D |
| District 49 | Wheetley/Williams | Jonathan Dismang | D |
| District 50 | Monty Betts | Kyle Reeves | D |
| District 62 | Bill Walters | Terry Rice | R |
| District 64 | Mike Bock | Malone/Woodrome | R |
| District 67 | Steve Breedlove (i) | John Van Gorder | D |
| District 68 | Thomas Akin | Andrea Lea | R |
| District 70 | Patrick Bewley | Robert Dale | R |
| District 73 | J.R. Rogers (i) | Chad Moseley | D |
| District 81 | Danny Rowe | Hopper/Hunter | R |
| District 85 | Fowler/Witty | John Burris | R |
| District 87 | Earl Hunton | Mark Martin (i) | R |
| District 89 | Jim House (i) | Gene Long | D |
| District 91 | David Stoppel | Bryan King (i) | R |
| Unopposed Democrats | Unopposed Republicans |
|---|---|
| District 1: Steve Harrelson (3rd) District 2: Larry Cowling (2nd) District 4: Bruce Maloch (3rd) District 5: Willie Hardy (3rd) District 6: John Lowery (3rd) District 8: Gregg Reep (3rd) District 9: Eddie Cheatham (2nd) District 10: Allen Maxwell (3rd) District 11: David Rainey (3rd) District 12: Robert Moore (2nd) District 13: Clark Hall (2nd) District 17: Stephanie Flowers (3rd) District 18: Toni Bradford (2nd) District 19: Bobby Pierce (2nd) District 20: Johnnie Roebuck (2nd) District 22: Bill Abernathy (3rd) District 23: Randy Stewart (2nd) District 24: Rick Saunders (3rd) District 25: Gene Shelby (2nd) District 26: Mike Burris (3rd) District 27: Dawn Creekmore (3rd) District 33: Fred Allen (2nd) District 35: Pam Adcock (3rd) District 37: Kathy Webb (2nd) District 39: Dwayne Dobbins (3rd) District 40: Barry Hyde (2nd) District 44: Mark Perry (1st) District 46: Robbie Wills (3rd) District 47: Eddie Hawkins (2nd) District 51: David Dunn (3rd) District 52: Nancy Blount (3rd) District 53: Keith Ingram (1st) District 54: Otis Davis (3rd) District 55: Tommy Baker (2nd) District 56: Buddy Lovell (2nd) District 57: Jerry Brown (2nd) District 59: Lance Reynolds (2nd) District 60: Johnny Hoyt (2nd) District 61: Nathan George (3rd) District 69: George Overbey (3rd) District 71: Eddie Cooper (3rd) District 75: Joan Cash (2nd) District 76: Ray Kidd (3rd) District 77: Charolette Wagner (2nd) District 78: Billy Gaskill( 2nd) District 79: Mike Patterson (2nd) District 80: David Cook (3rd) District 82: Curren Everett (3rd) District 84: John Paul Wells (3rd) District 86: Monty Davenport (3rd) District 88: Uvalde Lindsey (1st) District 92: Lindsley Smith (3rd) | District 30: Bill Sample (3rd) District 31: Dan Greenberg (2nd) District 32: Allen Kerr (1st) District 41: Ed Garner (2nd) District 63: Frank Glidewell (3rd) District 66: Rick Green (3rd) District 83: Beverly Pyle (3rd) District 90: Roy Ragland (3rd) District 93: Jon Woods (2nd) District 94: Les Carnine (1st) District 96: Debra Hobbs (1st) District 97: Jonathan Barnett (1st) District 98: Donna Hutchinson (2nd) |
Current Legislature
- District 1: Steve Harrelson (D-Texarkana)
- District 2: Larry Cowling (D-Foreman)
- District 3: David "Bubba" Powers (D-Hope)
- District 4: Bruce Maloch (D-Magnolia)
- District 5: Willie Hardy (D-Camden)
- District 6: John Lowery (D-El Dorado)
- District 7: Robert Jeffrey (D-Camden)
- District 8: Gregg Reep (D-Warren)
- District 9: Eddie Cheatham (D-Crossett)
- District 10: Allen Maxwell (D-Monticello)
- District 11: David Rainey (D-Dumas)
- District 12: Robert Moore (D-Ark City)
- District 13: Clark Hall (D-Marvell)
- District 14: Benny Petrus (D-Stuttgart)
- District 15: Lenville Evans (D-Lonoke)
- District 16: Earnest Brown (D-Pine Bluff)
- District 17: Stephanie Flowers (D-PB)
- District 18: Toni Bradford (D-Pine Bluff)
- District 19: Bobby Pierce (D-Sheridan)
- District 20: J. Roebuck (D-Arkadelphia)
- District 21: Scott Sullivan (D-DeQueen)
- District 22: Bill Abernathy (D-Mena)
- District 23: Randy Stewart (D-Kirby)
- District 24: Rick Saunders (D-Hot Springs)
- District 25: Gene Shelby (D-Hot Springs)
- District 26: Mike Burris (D-Malvern)
- District 27: Dawn Creekmore (D-Hensley)
- District 28: Lamont Cornwell (D-Benton)
- District 29: Janet Johnson (D-Bryant)
- District 30: Bill Sample (R-HSV)
- District 31: Dan Greenberg (R-Little Rock)
- District 32: Sid Rosenbaum (R-Little Rock)
- District 33: Fred Allen (D-Little Rock)
- District 34: Wilhelmina Lewellen (D-LR)
- District 35: Pam Adcock (D-Little Rock)
- District 36: Linda Chesterfield (D-LR)
- District 37: Kathy Webb (D-Little Rock)
- District 38: David Johnson (D-Little Rock)
- District 39: Sharon Dobbins (D-NLR)
- District 40: Barry Hyde (D-NLR)
- District 41: Ed Garner (R-Maumelle)
- District 42: Sandra Prater (D-Jax)
- District 43: Jeff Wood (D-Sherwood)
- District 44: Will Bond (D-Jacksonville)
- District 45: Betty Pickett (D-Conway)
- District 46: Robbie Wills (D-Conway)
- District 47: Eddie Hawkins (D-Vilonia)
- District 48: Susan Schulte (R-Cabot)
- District 49: Mark Pate (D-Bald Knob)
- District 50: David Evans (D-Searcy)
- District 51: David Dunn (D-Forrest City)
- District 52: Nancy Blount (D-Marianna)
- District 53: Denny Sumpter (D-WM)
- District 54: Otis Davis (D-Earle)
- District 55: Tommy Lee Baker (D-Osceola)
- District 56: Buddy Lovell (D-Market Tree)
- District 57: Jerry Brown (D-Wynne)
- District 58: Tommy Dickinson (D-Nport)
- District 59: Lance Reynolds (D-Quitman)
- District 60: Johnny Hoyt (D-Morrilton)
- District 61: Nathan George (D-Dardanelle)
- District 62: Shirley Walters (R-G'wood)
- District 63: Frank Glidewell (R-Fort Smith)
- District 64: Jim Medley (R-Fort Smith)
- District 65: Tracy Pennartz (D-Fort Smith)
- District 66: Rick Green (R-Van Buren)
- District 67: Steve Breedlove (D-G'wood)
- District 68: Michael Lamoureux (R-R'ville)
- District 69: George Overbey (D-Lamar)
- District 70: Stan Berry (R-Dover)
- District 71: Eddie Cooper (D-Melbourne)
- District 72: David Wyatt (D-Batesville)
- District 73: J. R. Rogers (D-Walnut Ridge)
- District 74: Chris Thyer (D-Jonesboro)
- District 75: Joan Cash (D-Jonesboro)
- District 76: Ray Kidd (D-Jonesboro)
- District 77: Charolette Wagner (D-Manila)
- District 78: Billy Gaskill (D-Paragould)
- District 79: Mike Patterson (D-Piggott)
- District 80: David Cook (D-Williford)
- District 81: Johnny Key (R-Mtn Home)
- District 82: Curren Everett (D-Salem)
- District 83: Beverly Pyle (R-Cedarville)
- District 84: John Paul Wells (D-Paris)
- District 85: James Norton (R-Harrison)
- District 86: Monty Davenport (D-Yellville)
- District 87: Mark Martin (R-Prairie Grove)
- District 88: Marilyn Edwards (D-F'ville)
- District 89: Jim House (D-Fayetteville)
- District 90: Roy Ragland (R-Marshall)
- District 91: Bryan King (R-Green Forest)
- District 92: Lindsley Smith (D-Fayetteville)
- District 93: Jon Woods (R-Springdale)
- District 94: Eric Harris (R-Springdale)
- District 95: Aaron Burkes (R-Lowell)
- District 96: Keven Anderson (R-Rogers)
- District 97: Mike Kenney (R-Siloam S.)
- District 98: Donna Hutchinson (R-B Vista)
- District 99: Horace Hardwick (R-B'ville)
- District 100: Daryl Pace (R-Siloam S.)
Arkansas House
- District 1: Shawn Womack (R-Mtn Home)
- District 2: Randy Laverty (D-Jasper)
- District 3: Ruth Whitaker (R-Cedarville)
- District 4: Sharon Trusty (R-Russellville)
- District 5: Hank Wilkins (D-Pine Bluff)
- District 6: Ed Wilkinson (D-Greenwood)
- District 7: Sue Madison (D-Fayetteville)
- District 8: Dave Bisbee (R-Rogers)
- District 9: Kim Hendren (R-Gravette)
- District 10: Paul Miller (D-Melbourne)
- District 11: Robert Thompson (D-P'gould)
- District 12: Jack Critcher (D-Batesville)
- District 13: Denny Altes (R-Fort Smith)
- District 14: Paul Bookout (D-Jonesboro)
- District 15: Steve Bryles (D-Blytheville)
- District 16: Jack Crumbly (D-Widener)
- District 17: Jim Luker (D-Wynne)
- District 18: Bob Johnson (D-Bigelow)
- District 19: Terry Smith (D-Hot Springs)
- District 20: Jim Hill (D-Nashville)
- District 21: Barbara Horn (D-Foreman)
- District 22: Shane Broadway (D-Bryant)
- District 23: Jerry Taylor (D-Pine Bluff)
- District 24: Jimmy Jeffress (D-Crossett)
- District 25: Gene Jeffress (D-Louann)
- District 26: Percy Malone (D-Arkadelphia)
- District 27: Steve Faris (D-Malvern)
- District 28: Bobby Glover (D-Carlisle)
- District 29: John Paul Capps (D-Searcy)
- District 30: Gilbert Baker (R-Conway)
- District 31: Mary Anne Salmon (D-NLR)
- District 32: Jim Argue (D-Little Rock)
- District 33: Irma Hunter Brown (D-LR)
- District 34: Tracy Steele (D-NLR)
- District 35: Bill Pritchard (R-Elkins)
Arkansas Senate
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