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Two Republican candidates for county judge will head to a runoff after a close primary election on Tuesday.
Mark Scalise and Patrick Deakins each failed to reach the threshold of either 50% of votes or winning by 20% of votes needed to avoid the runoff in the four-person race, and will face off again June 21. Sharon Lloyd and Tom Terminella finished third and fourth in the voting.
The winner of the nomination will face Josh Moody, who secured the Democratic nomination for the judge position with 69% of the vote.
Fayetteville voters approved an extension of the school millage tax, as did voters in Elkins, Farmington, Prairie Grove, Lincoln, West Fork, and Springdale.
Primary turnout was low, with just 29,571 of 129,495 (21%) registered voters casting votes. A total of 9,311 ballots were cast on the Democratic ticket, and 20,048 voters selected the Republican ballot in the primary.
Full, unofficial vote tallies for contested races in Tuesday night’s primary are below. Please note, these are only results of Washington County voters, and do not include tallies from statewide races.
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Democratic Party
Dem U.S. Senate
Natalie James – 5,663 – (61%)
Dan Whitfield – 2,893 (31%)
Jack E Foster – 307 (3%)
Dem Governor
James “Rus” Russell, III – 791 (9%)
Jay Martin – 673 – (7%)
Chris Jones – 6,550 (70%)
Anthony “Tony” Bland – 456 (5%)
Supha Xayprasith-Mays – 556 (6%)
Dem Secretary of State
Anna Beth Gorman – 5,575 (60%)
Josh Price – 3,191 (34%)
Dem State Representative – District 18
Monique Jones – 707 (82%)
Hunter Vick – 109 (13%)
Dem State Representative – District 19
Paula Irwin – 906 (87%)
Richard Billingsley – 100 (10%)
Dem County Judge
Josh Moody – 6,414 (69%)
Charles Ward – 2,453 (26%)
Dem Justice of the Peace – District 7
Devonta Dickerson – 279 (42%)
Sherry Main – 341 (51%)
Dem Justice of the Peace – District 8
Kacee Danica Hawthorne – 197 (27%)
Justice of the Peace Shawndra Washington – 484 (65%)
Republican Party
Rep – U.S. Senate
Heath Loftis – 586 (3%)
Jake Bequette – 5,028 (25%)
Senator John Boozman – 11,848 (59%)
Jan Morgan – 2,303 (11%)
Rep U.S. Congress – District 3
Neil Robinson Kumar – 4,113 (21%)
Congressman Steve Womack – 15,240 (76%)
Rep Governor
Francis “Doc” Washburn – 3,782 (19%)
Sarah Huckabee Sanders – 15,812 (79%)
Rep Lt. Governor
Attorney General Leslie Rutledge – 8,714 (44%)
Doyle Webb – 921 (5%)
Senator Jason Rapert – 1,469 (7%)
Greg Bledsoe – 2,233 (11%)
Chris Bequette – 926 (5%)
Judge Joseph Wood – 5,300 (26%)
Rep Attorney General
Lieutenant Governor Tim Griffin – 15,799 (79%)
Leon Jones, Jr. – 3,109 – (15%)
Rep Secretary of State
Secretary of State John Thurston – 14,243 (71%)
Eddie Joe Williams – 4,238 (21%)
Rep State Treasurer
Senator Mathew W. Pitsch – 5,646 (28%)
State Representative Mark Lowery – 12,066 (60%)
Rep State Senate District 29
Jim Petty – 2,161 (62%)
Warren Robertson – 903 (26%)
Rep State Senate District 31
Andrew Thompson – 1,584 (28%)
Paul Colvin, Jr. – 556 (10%)
Representative Clint Penzo – 3,381 (60%)
Rep State Senate District 32
Jim Tull – 250 (31%)
State Representative Joshua Bryant – 485 (61%)
Rep State Senate District 35
Tyler Dees – 1951 (37%)
Jeff Tennant – 1,452 (27%)
State Rep.Gayla Hendren McKenzie – 1,621 (31%)
Rep State Representative District 11
Rebecca Burkes – 528 (69%)
Robert Fair – 171 (22%)
Rep State Representative District 22
Brian Hester – 1,422 (66%)
Don E. McNaughton – 627 (29%)
Rep State Representative District 23
Byron Suggs – 843 (22%)
Jim Wilson – 1,068 (28%)
Kendra Moore – 1,702 (44%)
Rep State Representative District 24
State Representative Charlene Fite – 358 (69%)
Christie Robertson – 132 (25%)
Rep State Representative District 25
Chad Puryear – 1,331 (47%)
Jody L. Harris – 1,360 (48%)
Rep County Judge
Justice of the Peace Patrick Deakins – 4,653 (23%)
Mark Scalise – 6,442 (32%)
Tom A. Terminella – 3,810 (19%)
Sharon Jay Lloyd – 4,185 (21%)
Rep County Sheriff
Jay Cantrell – 15,524 (77%)
Jovey Mel Marshall – 2,730 (14%)
Rep Justice of the Peace – District 2
Tom Mulcahy – 515 (35%)
David Wilson – 666 (46%)
Rep Justice of the Peace – District 14
Daniel Hitchcock – 320 (14%)
Aaron Wood – 509 (23%)
Gary Ricker – 731 (33%)
Nikki Lockett – 354 (16%)
Rep Constable – District 1
Constable John Duggar – 2,338 (35%)
John R. Buchan – 2,906 (43%)
Tom “Fotocop” Clowers – 656 (10%)
Rep Constable – District 3
Constable Kyle Woodruff – 6,047 (64%)
Joe Maynard – 2,108 (22%)
Non-Partisan
State Supreme Court Associate Justice Position 2
Supreme Court Associate Justice Robin Wynne – 15,645 (52%)
Judge Chris Carnahan – 6,063 (21%)
David Sterling – 4,392 (15%)
State Supreme Court Associate Justice Position 6
Supreme Court Justice Karen Baker – 17,103 (58%)
Judge Gunner DeLay – 9,3442 (32%)
Prosecuting Attorney – District 04
Prosecuting Attorney Matt Durrett – 16,264 (55%)
Stephen Coger – 10,883 (37%)
City of Tontitown Special Election for Mayor
Angela “Angie” Russell – 530 (54%)
Mayor Gene McCartney – 411 (42%)
Elkins School District – Board of Directors Zone 3
Director Bryan Delozier – 122 (56%)
Billy Turnbough – 73 (34%)
Elkins School District Board of Directors Zone 5
Director Laren Vaught – 100 (53%)
Audra Bell – 71 (38%)
Farmington School District Board of Directors Zone 2
Director Travis Warren – 288 (63%)
Atina King – 143 (31%)
Prairie Grove School District Board of Directors Zone 1
Cassie Davis – 268 (55%)
Trenton Dunn – 192 (39%)
Elkins School District 44.0 Mill School Tax
For – 542 (55%)
Against – 394 (40%)
Farmington School District 42.4 Mill School Tax
For – 622 (54%)
Against – 473 (42%)
Fayetteville School District 45.65 Mill School Tax
For – 7,882 (66%)
Against – 3,623 (30%)
Lincoln School District 42.7 Mill School Tax
For – 1,131 (56%)
Against – 806 (40%)
Prairie Grove School District 42.5 Mill School Tax
For – 1,131 (56%)
Against – 806 (40%)
Siloam Springs School District 44.9 Mill School Tax
For – 74 (34%)
Against – 127 (59%)
Springdale School District 40.5 Mill School Tax
For – 4,947 (55%)
Against – 3,582 (40%)
West Fork School District 41.6 Mill School Tax
For – 565 (55%)
Against – 420 (42%)
