Arkansas

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Arkansas General Assembly. For Arkansas's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 6

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor Leslie Rutledge (Republican)
Attorney General Tim Griffin (Republican)
Secretary of State Cole Jester (Republican)
Treasurer John Thurston (Republican)
Auditor Dennis Milligan (Republican)

Senate 33 members · 35 seats · 2 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Arkansas General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Vacant
District 2 Matt Stone (Republican)
District 3 Steve Crowell (Republican)
District 4 Jimmy Hickey (Republican)
District 5 Terry Rice (Republican)
District 6 Matt McKee (Republican)
District 7 Alan Clark (Republican)
District 8 Stephanie Flowers (Democratic)
District 9 Reginald Murdock (Democratic)
District 10 Ron Caldwell (Republican)
District 11 Ricky Hill (Republican)
District 12 Jamie Scott (Democratic)
District 13 Jane English (Republican)
District 14 Clarke Tucker (Democratic)
District 15 Fred Love (Democratic)
District 16 Kim Hammer (Republican)
District 17 Mark Johnson (Republican)
District 18 Vacant
District 19 Dave Wallace (Republican)
District 20 Dan Sullivan (Republican)
District 21 Blake Johnson (Republican)
District 22 John Payton (Republican)
District 23 Scott Flippo (Republican)
District 24 Missy Irvin (Republican)
District 25 Breanne Davis (Republican)
District 26 Brad Simon (Republican)
District 27 Justin Boyd (Republican)
District 28 Bryan King (Republican)
District 29 Jim Petty (Republican)
District 30 Greg Leding (Democratic)
District 31 Clint Penzo (Republican)
District 32 Josh Bryant (Republican)
District 33 Bart Hester (Republican)
District 34 Jim Dotson (Republican)
District 35 Tyler Dees (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

House 99 members · 100 seats · 1 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Arkansas General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Jeremy Wooldridge (Republican)
District 2 Trey Steimel (Republican)
District 3 Stetson Painter (Republican)
District 4 Jason Nazarenko (Republican)
District 5 Ron McNair (Republican)
District 6 Harlan Breaux (Republican)
District 7 Brit McKenzie (Republican)
District 8 Vacant
District 9 Diana Gonzales Worthen (Democratic)
District 10 Mindy McAlindon (Republican)
District 11 Rebecca Burkes (Republican)
District 12 Hope Duke (Republican)
District 13 Scott Richardson (Republican)
District 14 Nick Burkes (Republican)
District 15 John Carr (Republican)
District 16 Kendon Underwood (Republican)
District 17 Randy Torres (Republican)
District 18 Robin Lundstrum (Republican)
District 19 Steve Unger (Republican)
District 20 Denise Garner (Democratic)
District 21 Nicole Clowney (Democratic)
District 22 David Whitaker (Democratic)
District 23 Kendra Moore (Republican)
District 24 Brad Hall (Republican)
District 25 Chad Puryear (Republican)
District 26 James Eaton (Republican)
District 27 Steven Walker (Republican)
District 28 Bart Schulz (Republican)
District 29 Rick McClure (Republican)
District 30 Fran Cavenaugh (Republican)
District 31 Jimmy Gazaway (Republican)
District 32 Jack Ladyman (Republican)
District 33 Jon Milligan (Republican)
District 34 Joey Carr (Republican)
District 35 Jessie McGruder (Democratic)
District 36 Johnny Rye (Republican)
District 37 Steve Hollowell (Republican)
District 38 Dwight Tosh (Republican)
District 39 Wayne Long (Republican)
District 40 Shad Pearce (Republican)
District 41 Alyssa Brown (Republican)
District 42 Stephen Meeks (Republican)
District 43 Rick Beck (Republican)
District 44 Bill Teeter (Republican)
District 45 Aaron Pilkington (Republican)
District 46 Jon Eubanks (Republican)
District 47 Lee Johnson (Republican)
District 48 Ryan Rose (Republican)
District 49 Jay Richardson (Democratic)
District 50 Zack Gramlich (Republican)
District 51 Cindy Crawford (Republican)
District 52 Marcus Richmond (Republican)
District 53 Matt Duffield (Republican)
District 54 Mary Bentley (Republican)
District 55 Matt Brown (Republican)
District 56 Steve Magie (Democratic)
District 57 Cameron Cooper (Republican)
District 58 Les Eaves (Republican)
District 59 Jim Wooten (Republican)
District 60 Roger Lynch (Republican)
District 61 Jeremiah Moore (Republican)
District 62 Mark McElroy (Republican)
District 63 Lincoln Barnett (Democratic)
District 64 Ken Ferguson (Democratic)
District 65 Glenn Barnes (Democratic)
District 66 Mark Perry (Democratic)
District 67 Karilyn Brown (Republican)
District 68 Brian Evans (Republican)
District 69 David Ray (Republican)
District 70 Alex Holladay (Democratic)
District 71 Brandon Achor (Republican)
District 72 Tracy Steele (Democratic)
District 73 Andrew Collins (Democratic)
District 74 Tippi McCullough (Democratic)
District 75 Ashley Hudson (Democratic)
District 76 Joy Springer (Democratic)
District 77 Fred Allen (Democratic)
District 78 Keith Brooks (Republican)
District 79 Tara Shephard (Democratic)
District 80 Denise Ennett (Democratic)
District 81 R.J. Hawk (Republican)
District 82 Tony Furman (Republican)
District 83 Paul Childress (Republican)
District 84 Les Warren (Republican)
District 85 Richard McGrew (Republican)
District 86 John Maddox (Republican)
District 87 DeAnn Vaught (Republican)
District 88 Dolly Henley (Republican)
District 89 Justin Gonzales (Republican)
District 90 Richard Womack (Republican)
District 91 Bruce Cozart (Republican)
District 92 Julie Mayberry (Republican)
District 93 Mike Holcomb (Republican)
District 94 Jeff Wardlaw (Republican)
District 95 Howard Beaty (Republican)
District 96 Sonia Barker (Republican)
District 97 Matthew Shepherd (Republican)
District 98 Wade Andrews (Republican)
District 99 Lane Jean (Republican)
District 100 Carol Dalby (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.