Fayetteville Chief of Staff Susan Norton goes over the election results with Mayor Lioneld Jordan Tuesday night at the Washington County Courthouse.
Photo: Todd Gill, Fayetteville Flyer
Fayetteville Mayor Lioneld Jordan won his fourth consecutive term after taking nearly 68 percent of the votes in the Nov. 3 general election, according to final but unofficial vote counts.
Jordan defeated challengers Tom Terminella (25%), William Harris (5%), and Ron Baucom (2%) to secure four more years leading the city.
There were 93,981 ballots cast in Washington County, an all-time high.
Early results were released shortly after 8 p.m. with the final, unofficial tallies coming in at around 11 p.m.
In the City Council races, Matthew Petty and Sarah Bunch were re-elected to their seats. Petty defeated challenger William Chesser 64-36, and Bunch defeated Peter Tonnessen by a 77-23 vote.
The Ward 1 race will head to a runoff, with D’Andre Jones (38%) and Tanner Pettigrew (30%) facing off for the position 2 seat. Pedro Fimbres (20%) and Oroo Oyioka (12%) were defeated in Ward 1.
In Arkansas, if a single candidate does not win a majority of the votes, the two people with the most votes will square off in a runoff election unless the leading candidate receives more than 40% of the votes and is ahead of the runner-up by 20%.
In Ward 4, Holly Hertzberg (51%) defeated Kyle Smith (32%), Paul Waddell (10%) and Adam Fire Cat (8%).
In the state races, Nicole Clowney defeated challenger John Latour 70-30 in District 86, and David Whitaker defeated Brian Hester 55-45 in District 85.
Dianne Warren defeated Conrad Odom by a vote of 53-47 in the Circuit Judge District 4 Division 8 race, and Terra Stephenson defeated Mark Scalise for the State District Court District 2 Division 4 seat by a 54-46 vote.
We’ll have full results below as soon as we can finish typing them up.
Fayetteville municipal races
Mayor
Mayor Lioneld Jordan – 24,346 (68%)
Ron W. Baucom – 721 (2%)
Tom Terminella – 8,973 (25%)
William Harris – 1,967 (5%)
Alderman Ward 1 Position 2
D’Andre Jones – 3,108 (38%)
Tanner Pettigrew – 2,413 (30%)
Oroo Oyioka – 988 – (12%)
Pedro Fimbres – 1,577 (20%)
Alderman Ward 2 Position 2
William Chesser – 2,272 (36%)
Council Member Matthew Petty – 4,075 (64%)
Alderman Ward 3 Position 2
Peter Tonnessen – 2,235 (23%)
Council Member Sarah Bunch – 7,464 (77%)
Alderman Ward 4 Position 2
Holly Hertzberg – 4,846 (51%)
Council Member Kyle Smith – 3,013 (32%)
Adam Fire Cat – 764 (8%)
Paul Waddell – 933 (10%)
Washington County races
District 1
Mac Mayfield – 2,814 (31%)
Justice of the Peace Lance C. Johnson – 6,319 (69%)
District 2
Fadil Bayyari – 2,035 (43%)
Shannon Marti – 2,693 (57%)
District 3
Laurie Marshall – 1,937 (43%)
Sean M. Simons – 2,578 (57%)
District 4
Kenny Arredondo Loyola – 1,019 (53%)
Bill Ussery – 886 (47%)
District 5
Randall Lane – 1,554 (35%)
Justice of the Peace Patrick W. Deakins – 2,867 (65%)
District 6
Beth Coger – 2,248 (49%)
Justice of the Peace Lisa Ecke – 2,327 (51%)
District 7
Janelle Bradford Smiley – 3,493 (42%)
Justice of the Peace Sam B. Duncan – 4,780 (58%)
District 9
Justice of the Peace Eva Madison – 5,412 (64%)
Jim Stockland – 3,021 (36%)
District 10
Justice of the Peace Andrea Jenkins – 3,399 (48%)
Robert Dennis – 3,708 (52%)
District 12
Candy Clark – 4,252 (65%)
Todd Edwin Crane – 2,246 (35%)
District 13
Brandy Weaver – 1,654 (24%)
Justice of the Peace Willie E. Leming – 5,128 (76%)
District 14
Kenley Haley-Casey – 2,378 (37%)
Jim Wilson – 4,084 (63%)
District 15
Nan House – 2,997 (35%)
Justice of the Peace Butch Pond – 5,655 (65%)
Circuit Judge District 4 Division 8
Diane Warren – 44,384 (53%)
Conrad Odom – 39,455 (47%)
State District Court District 2 Division 4
Mark Scalise – 38,268 (46%)
Terra Stephenson – 45,087 (54%)
State Representative races
State Representative District 80
Lou Reed Sharp – 3,595 (31%)
Represntative Charlene Fite – 7,942 (69%)
State Representative District 85
Brian Hester – 7,307 (45%)
State Rep. David Whitaker – 9,002 (55%)
State Representative District 86
Representative Nicole Clowney – 8,280 (70%)
John S. LaTour – 3,524 (30%)
State Representative District 87
State Representative Robin Lundstrum – 5,649 (72%)
Michael Bennett-Spears – 2,205 (28%)
State Representative District 88
Representative Clint Penzo – 6,448 (60%)
Hawley Woods – 4,358 (40%)
State Representative District 89
Representative Megan Godfrey – 3,080 (56%)
Jed Duggar – 2,394 (44%)
State Representative District 97
State Representative Harlan Breaux – 3,263 (66%)
Suzie Bell – 1,663 (34%)
State Senate – District 1
Ronetta Francis – 1,184 (26%)
Bart Hester – 3,282 (73%)
State Senate – District 2
Ryan Craig – 3,316 (26%)
Senator Jim Hendren – 9,323 (74%)
State Ballot Questions (Washington County early results)
Issue No. 1 – .5% Sales Tax for State Highways
For – 51,837 (57%)
Against – 39,016 (43%)
Issue No. 2 – Arkansas Term Limits Amendment
For – 46,464 (53%)
Against – 41,335 (47%)
Issue No. 3 – Amendment to Ballot Issue Process
For – 34,985 (42%)
Against – 49,064 (58%)
Congressional Races
US Senate
Senator Tom Cotton – 49,051 (53%)
Ricky Dale Harrington Jr. – 42,739 (47%)
US Congress District 3
Celeste Williams – 39,437 (42%)
Congressman Steve Womack – 49,705 (53%)
Michael J. Kalagias – 3,797 (4%)
US President
Joseph R. Biden – 43,327 (46%)
C.L. Gammon – 105
Howie Hawkins – 310
Kanye West – 355
Brian Carrol – 212
Brock Pierce – 110
Phil Collins – 105
Donald J. Trump – 47,229 (50%)
John Richard Myers – 36
Don Blankenship – 95
Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente – 51
Jo Jorgensen – 1,404 (2%)
Gloria La Riva – 128
Other Washington County Races
Farmington City Council Ward 4 Pos. 1
Diane Bryant – 2,119 (65%)
Terry Yopp – 1,099 (34%)
Greenland City Council Ward 1 Pos. 1
Diane Reed – 308 – 67
Charles Maddox – 150
Greenland City Council Ward 2 Pos 1
Jim Renfrow – 296
David Smith – 168
Greenland City Council WArd 2 Position 2
Lisa Thornton – 287 (60%)
Travis Whisenhunt – 188 (40%)
Lincoln City Council Ward 2 Pos. 2
Amanda Thomas – 395 (56%)
Doug Curtsinger – 303 (43%)
Lincoln 1% Sales and Use Tax
For – 403 (54%)
Against – 344 (46%)
Springdale City Council Ward 1 Pos. 2
Randall Harriman – 9,561 (56%)
Mayra Carrillo – 7,641 (44%)
Springdale City Council Ward 2 Pos. 2
Council Member Rick Evans – 7,460 (43%)
Kevin Flores – 10,082 (57%)
Springdale City Council Ward 3 Pos. 2
Jeff Watson – 11,188 (69%)
Tyler Smalling – 5,004 (31%)
Springdale City Council Ward 4 Pos. 2
Mark Fougerousse – 6,395 (38%)
Dere VanVoast – 4,780 (28%)
Kathy Jaycox – 5,667 (34%)
Goshen Special Election
For – 602 (51%)
Against – 571 (49%)
Prairie Grove Referendum
For – 2,349 (72%)
Against – 888 (27%)
Prairie Grove Millage
For tax – 3,077 (51%)
Against tax – 2,922 (49%)
