2024 United States House of Representatives elections in Arkansas

The 2024 United States House of Representatives elections in Arkansas were held on November 5, 2024, to elect the four U.S. representatives from the State of Arkansas, one for each of the state's four congressional districts. The elections coincided with the 2024 U.S. presidential election, as well as other elections to the House of Representatives, elections to the United States Senate, and various state and local elections. The primary election took place on March 5, 2024, and, if necessary, the runoff election was scheduled for April 2, 2024.

Overview District DistrictRepublicanDemocraticLibertarianTotalResult Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % 194,711 72.88% 64,113 24.00% 8,353 3.13% 267,177 100.00% Republican hold 180,509 58.93% 125,777 41.07% 0 0.00% 306,286 100.00% Republican hold 192,101 63.80% 95,652 31.77% 13,331 4.43% 301,084 100.00% Republican hold 197,046 72.91% 73,207 27.09% 0 0.00% 270,253 100.00% Republican holdTotal 764,367 66.77% 358,749 31.34% 21,684 1.89% 1,144,800 100.00%

County CountyRepublicanDemocraticLibertarianMarginTotal#%#%#%#%Arkansas3,98373.23%1,32024.27%1362.50%2,66348.96%5,439Ashley5,16876.21%1,61323.79%00.00%3,55552.43%6,781Baxter15,83677.43%3,77418.45%8424.12%12,06258.98%20,452Benton82,73165.45%37,90829.99%5,7704.56%44,82335.46%126,409Boone13,44981.03%2,52415.21%6253.77%10,92565.82%16,598Bradley2,26372.53%85727.47%00.00%1,40645.06%3,120Calhoun1,66082.22%35917.78%00.00%1,30164.44%2,019Carroll7,40765.50%3,40430.10%4974.40%4,00335.40%11,308Chicot1,69049.17%1,69849.40%491.43%-8-0.23%3,437Clark4,79063.97%2,69836.03%00.00%2,09227.94%7,488Clay3,90581.47%73715.38%1513.15%3,16866.10%4,793Cleburne10,40183.11%2,11416.89%00.00%8,28766.22%12,515Cleveland2,78785.94%45614.06%00.00%2,33171.88%3,243Columbia5,39771.38%2,16428.62%00.00%3,23342.76%7,561Conway5,87769.95%2,52530.05%00.00%3,35239.90%8,402Craighead25,73670.06%9,77726.61%1,2233.33%15,95943.44%36,736Crawford16,26878.32%3,47116.71%1,0314.96%12,79761.61%20,770Crittenden7,06749.47%6,86348.04%3562.49%2041.43%14,286Cross4,75974.74%1,44522.70%1632.56%3,31452.05%6,367Dallas1,47266.67%73633.33%00.00%73633.33%2,208Desha1,84354.54%1,47743.71%591.75%36610.83%3,379Drew4,31869.43%1,90130.57%00.00%2,41738.86%6,219Faulkner35,60366.36%18,04833.64%00.00%17,55532.72%53,651Franklin5,70084.01%1,08515.99%00.00%4,61568.02%6,785Fulton3,93379.84%79716.18%1963.98%3,13663.66%4,926Garland29,18672.33%11,16527.67%00.00%18,02144.66%40,351Grant6,84886.63%1,05713.37%00.00%5,79173.26%7,905Greene12,46580.68%2,52216.32%4633.00%9,94364.36%15,450Hempstead4,27872.76%1,60227.24%00.00%2,67645.51%5,880Hot Spring9,37278.63%2,54721.37%00.00%6,82557.26%11,919Howard3,27876.23%1,02223.77%00.00%2,25652.47%4,300Independence11,03780.33%2,30716.79%3962.88%8,73063.54%13,740Izard4,78482.67%81214.03%1913.30%3,97268.64%5,787Jackson3,53375.54%1,01121.62%1332.84%2,52253.92%4,677Jefferson9,16244.06%11,63255.94%00.00%-2,470-11.88%20,794Johnson6,86478.21%1,91221.79%00.00%4,95256.43%8,776Lafayette1,60172.54%60627.46%00.00%99545.08%2,207Lawrence4,66483.15%79114.10%1542.75%3,87369.05%5,609Lee1,18348.34%1,19748.92%672.74%-14-0.57%2,447Lincoln2,45574.03%77923.49%822.47%1,67650.54%3,316Little River3,75979.44%97320.56%00.00%2,78658.88%4,732Logan6,70383.63%1,31216.37%00.00%5,39167.26%8,015Lonoke22,93176.23%6,07920.21%1,0713.56%16,85256.02%30,081Madison5,76178.15%1,25717.05%3544.80%4,50461.10%7,372Marion6,06579.32%1,29216.90%2893.78%4,77362.42%7,646Miller11,84677.42%3,45422.58%00.00%8,39254.85%15,300Mississippi7,07168.08%3,09129.76%2252.17%3,98038.32%10,387Monroe1,41159.39%89837.79%672.82%51321.59%2,376Montgomery3,00784.42%55515.58%00.00%2,45268.84%3,562Nevada2,00471.85%78528.15%00.00%1,21943.71%2,789Newton2,98983.10%60816.90%00.00%2,38166.19%3,597Ouachita5,23362.49%3,14137.51%00.00%2,09224.98%8,374Perry3,45177.22%1,01822.78%00.00%2,43354.44%4,469Phillips2,21546.75%2,44951.69%741.56%-234-4.94%4,738Pike3,74288.03%50911.97%00.00%3,23376.05%4,251Poinsett5,68982.13%1,06215.33%1762.54%4,62766.80%6,927Polk7,06987.68%99312.32%00.00%6,07675.37%8,062Pope18,76179.14%4,94520.86%00.00%13,81658.28%23,706Prairie2,60683.42%45514.56%632.02%2,15168.85%3,124Pulaski58,71540.79%85,13159.14%950.07%-26,416-18.35%143,941Randolph5,28481.87%94314.61%2273.52%4,34167.26%6,454Saline39,86570.52%16,66229.48%00.00%23,20341.05%56,527Scott2,88188.54%37311.46%00.00%2,50877.07%3,254Searcy3,15483.66%46812.41%1483.93%2,68671.25%3,770Sebastian31,19369.99%11,48425.77%1,8924.25%19,70944.22%44,569Sevier3,80182.76%79217.24%00.00%3,00965.51%4,593Sharp5,90181.02%1,14615.74%2363.24%4,75565.29%7,283St. Francis2,88449.39%2,85348.86%1021.75%310.53%5,839Stone4,67279.67%96216.41%2303.92%3,71063.27%5,864Union10,39869.27%4,61330.73%00.00%5,78538.54%15,011Van Buren5,84378.85%1,56721.15%00.00%4,27657.71%7,410Washington52,40855.22%38,71040.79%3,7873.99%13,69814.43%94,905White23,59180.59%5,68319.41%00.00%17,90861.17%29,274Woodruff1,53867.75%66829.43%642.82%87038.33%2,270Yell5,17382.40%1,10517.60%00.00%4,06864.80%6,278Totals764,36766.77%358,74931.34%21,6841.89%405,61835.43%1,144,800

Counties that flipped from Republican to Democratic Lee (largest city: Marianna)

District 1

The incumbent was Republican Rick Crawford, who was re-elected with 73.8% of the vote in 2022.

Republican primary Candidates Nominee Rick Crawford, incumbent U.S. representative

Endorsements

Fundraising Campaign finance reports as of February 14, 2024CandidateRaisedSpentCash on handRick Crawford (R)$475,950$444,498$653,95Source: Federal Election Commission

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Rodney Govens, foster child advocate

Endorsements

Fundraising Campaign finance reports as of February 14, 2024CandidateRaisedSpentCash on handRodney Govens (D)$27,256$17,299$9,956Source: Federal Election Commission

Libertarian Party Nominee Steve Parsons, retired economics consultant

General election Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report July 28, 2023 Inside Elections July 28, 2023 Sabato's Crystal Ball June 8, 2023 Elections Daily June 8, 2023 CNalysis November 16, 2023 Decision Desk HQ June 1, 2024

Results

By county CountyRick CrawfordRepublicanRodney GovensDemocraticSteve ParsonsLibertarianMarginTotal#%#%#%#%Arkansas3,98373.23%1,32024.27%1362.50%2,66348.96%5,439Baxter15,83677.43%3,77418.45%8424.12%12,06258.98%20,452Boone13,44981.03%2,52415.21%6253.77%10,92565.82%16,598Chicot1,69049.17%1,69849.40%491.43%-8-0.23%3,437Clay3,90581.47%73715.38%1513.15%3,16866.10%4,793Craighead25,73670.06%9,77726.61%1,2233.33%15,95943.44%36,736Crittenden7,06749.47%6,86348.04%3562.49%2041.43%14,286Cross4,75974.74%1,44522.70%1632.56%3,31452.05%6,367Desha1,84354.54%1,47743.71%591.75%36610.83%3,379Fulton3,93379.84%79716.18%1963.98%3,13663.66%4,926Greene12,46580.68%2,52216.32%4633.00%9,94364.36%15,450Independence11,03780.33%2,30716.79%3962.88%8,73063.54%13,740Izard4,78482.67%81214.03%1913.30%3,97268.64%5,787Jackson3,53375.54%1,01121.62%1332.84%2,52253.92%4,677Lawrence4,66483.15%79114.10%1542.75%3,87369.05%5,609Lee1,18348.34%1,19748.92%672.74%-14-0.57%2,447Lincoln2,45574.03%77923.49%822.47%1,67650.54%3,316Lonoke22,93176.23%6,07920.21%1,0713.56%16,85256.02%30,081Marion6,06579.32%1,29216.90%2893.78%4,77362.42%7,646Mississippi7,07168.08%3,09129.76%2252.17%3,98038.32%10,387Monroe1,41159.39%89837.79%672.82%51321.59%2,376Phillips2,21546.75%2,44951.69%741.56%-234-4.94%4,738Poinsett5,68982.13%1,06215.33%1762.54%4,62766.80%6,927Prairie2,60683.42%45514.56%632.02%2,15168.85%3,124Pulaski (part)96832.49%1,91664.32%953.19%-948-31.82%2,979Randolph5,28481.87%94314.61%2273.52%4,34167.26%6,454Searcy3,15483.66%46812.41%1483.93%2,68671.25%3,770Sharp5,90181.02%1,14615.74%2363.24%4,75565.29%7,283St. Francis2,88449.39%2,85348.86%1021.75%310.53%5,839Stone4,67279.67%96216.41%2303.92%3,71063.27%5,864Woodruff1,53867.75%66829.43%642.82%87038.33%2,270Totals194,71172.88%64,11324.00%8,3533.13%130,59848.88%267,177

District 2

The incumbent was Republican French Hill, who was re-elected with 60.0% of the vote in 2022.

Republican primary Candidates Nominee French Hill, incumbent U.S. representative

Endorsements

Fundraising Campaign finance reports as of February 14, 2024CandidateRaisedSpentCash on handFrench Hill (R)$1,705,556$1,011,440$1,574,781Source: Federal Election Commission

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Marcus Jones, retired U.S. Army colonel

Endorsements

Fundraising Campaign finance reports as of February 14, 2024CandidateRaisedSpentCash on handMarcus Jones (D)$79,020$53,220$25,800Source: Federal Election Commission

General election Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report July 28, 2023 Inside Elections July 28, 2023 Sabato's Crystal Ball June 8, 2023 Elections Daily June 8, 2023 CNalysis November 16, 2023 Decision Desk HQ June 1, 2024

Results

By county CountyFrench HillRepublicanMarcus JonesDemocraticMarginTotal#%#%#%Cleburne10,40183.11%2,11416.89%8,28766.22%12,515Conway5,87769.95%2,52530.05%3,35239.90%8,402Faulkner35,60366.36%18,04833.64%17,55532.72%53,651Perry3,45177.22%1,01822.78%2,43354.44%4,469Pulaski (part)55,87841.69%78,16058.31%-22,282-16.62%134,038Saline39,86570.52%16,66229.48%23,20341.05%56,527Van Buren5,84378.85%1,56721.15%4,27657.71%7,410White23,59180.59%5,68319.41%17,90861.17%29,274Totals180,50958.93%125,77741.07%54,73217.87%306,286

District 3

The incumbent was Republican Steve Womack, who was re-elected with 63.7% of the vote in 2022.

Republican primary Candidates Nominee Steve Womack, incumbent U.S. representative

Eliminated in primary Clint Penzo, state senator from the 31st district (2023–present)

Endorsements

Fundraising Campaign finance reports as of February 14, 2024CandidateRaisedSpentCash on handClint Penzo (R)$93,847$28,014$65,832Steve Womack (R)$1,284,275$1,242,540$1,986,050Source: Federal Election Commission

Results

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Caitlin Draper, psychotherapist

Endorsements

Fundraising Campaign finance reports as of February 14, 2024CandidateRaisedSpentCash on handCaitlin Draper (D)$44,653$21,157$23,496Source: Federal Election Commission

Libertarian Party Nominee Bobby Wilson, business analyst

General election Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report July 28, 2023 Inside Elections July 28, 2023 Sabato's Crystal Ball June 8, 2023 Elections Daily June 8, 2023 CNalysis November 16, 2023 Decision Desk HQ June 1, 2024

Results

By county CountySteve WomackRepublicanCaitlin DraperDemocraticBobby WilsonLibertarianMarginTotal#%#%#%#%Benton82,73165.45%37,90829.99%5,7704.56%44,82335.46%126,409Carroll7,40765.50%3,40430.10%4974.40%4,00335.40%11,308Crawford16,26878.32%3,47116.71%1,0314.96%12,79761.61%20,770Madison5,76178.15%1,25717.05%3544.80%4,50461.10%7,372Sebastian (part)27,52668.27%10,90227.04%1,8924.69%16,62441.23%40,320Washington52,40855.22%38,71040.79%3,7873.99%13,69814.43%94,905Totals192,10163.80%95,65231.77%13,3314.43%96,44932.03%301,084

District 4

The incumbent was Republican Bruce Westerman, who was re-elected with 71.0% of the vote in 2022.

Republican primary Candidates Nominee Bruce Westerman, incumbent U.S. representative

Endorsements

Fundraising Campaign finance reports as of February 14, 2024CandidateRaisedSpentCash on handBruce Westerman (R)$1,492,130$543,602$2,424,079Source: Federal Election Commission

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Risie Howard, attorney

Endorsements

Independents Did not make ballot John White, retired U.S. Air Force sergeant and Democratic nominee for this district in 2022

General election Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report July 28, 2023 Inside Elections July 28, 2023 Sabato's Crystal Ball June 8, 2023 Elections Daily June 8, 2023 CNalysis November 16, 2023 Decision Desk HQ June 1, 2024

Results

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