Nearly 25,000 ballots were cast in the 2010 Preferential Primary elections in Washington County and at around 11 p.m., with 99.19 percent of all precincts reporting, the unofficial results were posted at the Washington County Courthouse.
Greg Leding defeated Bill Ramsey to succeed Lindsley Smith as District 92’s State Representative, Fayetteville voters passed Ordinance No. 5305 to allow HMR tax to be used for park maintenance, John Boozman carried the Republican primary in the U.S. Senate race, and though Bill Halter forced a runoff election with Blanche Lincoln in the Democratic Primary statewide, Washington County voters favored Lincoln.
The full (unofficial) results of all the Washington County elections are below.
Democratic Party
U.S. Senate
Bill Halter – 4,868 (42.41%)
DC Morrison – 584 (5.18%)
Blanche Lambert Lincoln – 6,016 (52.41%)
Secretary of State
Doris Tate – 2,366 (24.26%)
County Clerk Pat O’Brian – 5,014 (51.42%)
Mark Wilcox – 2,372 (24.32%)
Commissioner of State Lands
Monty Davenport – 4,143 (45.52%)
Mike Berg – 1,701 (18.69%)
LJ Bryant – 3,258 (35.79%)
State Rep. District 92
Greg Leding – 1,156 (61.29%)
Bill Ramsey – 730 (38.71%)
Constable District 1
Richard Green 484 (74.35%)
Gregory A. Grinder – 167 (25.65%)
Constable District 11
Thomas Sharp – 276 (32.36%)
Dennis Ledbetter – 577 (67.64%)
Unopposed Democratic Candidates
For All – 9,745 (100%)
Republican Party
U.S. Senate
Curtis Coleman – 525 (4.09%)
John Boozman – 8,294 (64.54%)
Senator Kim Hendren – 410 (3.19%)
Fred Ramey – 67 (.52%)
Contad Reynolds – 412 (3.21%)
Jim Holt – 2,293 (17.84%)
U.S. Rep in Congress
Senator Cecile Bledsoe – 1,281 (10.05%)
Bernie Skoch – 2,217 (17.39%)
Steve Lowry – 585 (4.59%)
Judge Mike Moore -462 (3.62%)
Mayor Steve Womack – 4,338 (34.02%)
Kurt Maddox – 1,202 (9.43%)
Gunner DeLay – 927 (7.27%)
Doug Matayo – 1,739 (13.64%)
Lieutenant Govenor
Mark Darr – 6,558 (62.04%)
Donnie Copeland – 4,013 (37.96%)
Justice of the Peace District 11
Gail Biswell True – 426 (36.22%)
Mary Ann Spears – 750 (63.78%)
Constable District 1
Jack Avery – 620 (54.63%)
Bret Hagan – 515 (45.37%)
Constable District 12
Charlie Brooks – 531 (59.07%)
Jim Renfrow – 368 (40.93%)
Unopposed Republican Candidates
For All – 10,830 (100%)
Nonpartisan
State Supreme Court Associate Justice
Courtney Henry – 15,009 66.09%
Judge John Fogleman – 7,726 (33.98%)
State Supreme Court Associate Justice
Karen Baker – 12,287 (57.91%)
Evelyn Moorehead – 1,948 (9.18%)
Judge Tim Fox – 6,981 (32.90%)
Circuit Judge Division 5
Beth Story Bryan – 15,408 (68.83)
Marsha (Marti) Woodruff – 6,978 (31.17%)
Circuit Judge Division 7
Gary Carson – 4,962 (22.67%)
Judge Joanna Taylor – 7,455 (34,06%)
Charles M. Duell – 3,652 (16.68%)
Steve Zega – 5,819 (26.59%)
Unopposed Nonpartisan Candidates
For All – 18,135 (100%)
Special Elections
Fayetteville Special Election
FOR proposed Ordinance No. 5305 – 7,537 (81.18%)
AGAINST proposed Ordinance No. 5305 – 1,747 (18.82%
Farmington Special Election – 1% Sales and Use Tax
For – 641 (51.57%)
Against – 602 (48.43)
Farmington Special Election – Park and Recreational Improvement Bonds
For – 678 (54.59%)
Against – 564 (45.41%)
