Cotton-Picking Arkansas Voters - 100% GOP for All Statewide Offices

Tom Cotton replaced Mark Pryor, who was a key
vote for ObamaCare.

Arkansas Governor -

2547 of 2654 precincts reporting (96%)

Last updated: 2014-11-05 01:51:52

Asa Hutchinson

465,072

55%

Mike Ross

348,102

42%

Frank Gilbert

16,059

2%

Joshua Drake

9,536

1%

Arkansas U.S. Senate -

2547 of 2654 precincts reporting (96%)

Last updated: 2014-11-05 01:51:52

Tom Cotton

473,297

57%

Mark Pryor

330,209

39%

Nathan LaFrance

16,975

2%

Mark Swaney

16,545

2%

U.S. House District 1 -

740 of 744 precincts reporting (99%)

Last updated: 2014-11-05 04:04:57

Rick Crawford

127,153

64%

Jackie McPherson

64,260

32%

Brian Willhite

8,705

4%

U.S. House District 2 -

391 of 391 precincts reporting (100%)

Last updated: 2014-11-05 00:37:48

French Hill

123,014

52%

Patrick Henry Hays

103,379

44%

Debbie Standiford

10,581

4%

U.S. House District 4 -

1023 of 1036 precincts reporting (99%)

Last updated: 2014-11-05 01:51:52

Bruce Westerman

109,140

54%

James Lee Witt

86,768

43%

Ken Hamilton

7,457

4%

Lieutenant Governor -

2547 of 2654 precincts reporting (96%)

Last updated: 2014-11-05 01:58:17

Tim Griffin

474,406

57%

John Burkhalter

319,564

39%

Christopher Olson

34,655

4%

Attorney General -

2547 of 2654 precincts reporting (96%)

Last updated: 2014-11-05 01:58:17

Leslie Rutledge

426,043

52%

Nate Steel

356,480

43%

Aaron Cash

42,451

5%

Secretary of State -

2547 of 2654 precincts reporting (96%)

Last updated: 2014-11-05 01:58:17

Mark Martin

500,567

61%

Susan Inman

289,270

35%

Jacob Holloway

35,640

4%

AR Treasurer -

2547 of 2654 precincts reporting (96%)

Last updated: 2014-11-05 01:58:17

Dennis Milligan

461,753

56%

Karen Garcia

305,064

37%

Chris Hayes

51,973

Arkansas Voters Pick Cotton

Tom Cotton is a combat veteran,
unlike the President - who combats veterans.

Combat veteran Tom Cotton (R) is far ahead of Mark Pryor in the early voting. We heard Mark Pryor at the Walmart meeting some time ago. Last year, Tom Cotton spoke at Ecclesia College, with several dozen Duggars present. I met him and wished him well, "Even though you went to the wrong school."

Cotton grew up on a farm and went to Harvard Law. He was mentioned as the next Senator as soon as he was elected Congressman (first term). We were talking to Alice Walton and her friend from the U. of Arkansas when the subject came up.

If Cotton is elected, the entire delegation to DC will be Republican instead of Democrat. Arkansas has remained the most Democrat state of the South, and the new governor (Asa Hutchinson) may also be replacing a Democrat.

The future governor's wife was at a David Barton lecture sponsored by Ecclesia College recently. We are in a heavily populated and prosperous area of a rural state, so everyone is always coming through here. Thanks to Walmart Saturday Morning Meetings, the celebrities, entertainers, and newsmakers make regular stops and speak. My favorite was Hugh Jackman, because he stayed after to shake hands with the audience, after leading the audience in Christmas hymns.

LI and I walked over to shake hands with Jackman when he stayed after to shake hands with the audience at the Walmart Christmas meeting. He led the Walmart choir in Christmas hymns and wowed everyone with his voice, but even more with his warmth toward a little girl who came up to give him a drawing.

Hugh Jackman was a star of musicals before he was Wolverine,
so he starred in Les Miserables.