2022 United States House of Representatives elections in Arkansas

The 2022 United States House of Representatives elections in Arkansas were held on November 8, 2022, to elect the four U.S. representatives from the state of Arkansas, one from each of the state's four congressional districts. The elections coincided with the Arkansas gubernatorial election, as well as other elections to the U.S. House of Representatives, elections to the U.S. Senate, and various state and local elections. Primary elections were held on May 24.

Overview District DistrictRepublicanDemocraticLibertarianTotalResult Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % 153,774 73.80% 54,598 26.20% 0 0.00% 208,372 100.00% Republican hold 147,975 60.04% 86,887 35.26% 11,584 4.70% 246,446 100.00% Republican hold 142,401 63.69% 73,541 32.89% 7,646 3.42% 223,588 100.00% Republican hold 153,850 71.00% 56,745 26.19% 6,101 2.82% 216,696 100.00% Republican holdTotal 598,000 66.81% 271,771 30.36% 25,331 2.83% 895,102 100.00%

County CountyRepublicanDemocraticLibertarianMarginTotal#%#%#%#%Arkansas3,37976.36%1,04623.64%00.00%2,33352.72%4,425Ashley4,07675.20%1,24322.93%1011.86%2,83352.27%5,420Baxter12,37380.02%3,08919.98%00.00%9,28460.04%15,462Benton59,32665.54%27,84630.76%3,3413.69%31,48034.78%90,513Boone10,43382.85%2,16017.15%00.00%8,27365.70%12,593Bradley1,80770.23%70827.52%582.25%1,09942.71%2,573Calhoun1,25779.86%28618.17%311.97%97161.69%1,574Carroll5,90665.59%2,81131.22%2873.19%3,09534.37%9,004Chicot1,64849.58%1,67650.42%00.00%-28-0.84%3,324Clark3,72162.20%2,09134.95%1702.84%1,63027.25%5,982Clay3,19581.55%72318.45%00.00%2,47263.09%3,918Cleburne6,28683.00%1,26912.71%4284.29%7,01770.29%9,983Cleveland2,18583.40%36814.05%672.56%1,81769.35%2,620Columbia4,18469.16%1,73528.68%1312.17%2,44940.48%6,050Conway4,56369.17%1,76726.78%2674.05%2,79642.38%6,597Craighead19,28370.35%8,12829.65%00.00%11,15540.70%27,411Crawford13,76279.47%2,98117.21%5753.32%10,78162.25%17,318Crittenden5,45951.59%5,12348.41%00.00%3363.18%10,582Cross3,78677.41%1,10522.59%00.00%2,68154.81%4,891Dallas1,35466.41%63331.04%522.55%72135.36%2,039Desha1,59955.83%1,26544.17%00.00%33411.66%2,864Drew3,49867.18%1,56630.07%1432.75%1,93237.10%5,207Faulkner26,42266.34%11,32328.43%2,0845.23%15,09937.91%39,829Franklin4,16579.88%89217.11%1573.01%3,27362.77%5,214Fulton3,21181.13%74718.87%00.00%2,46462.25%3,958Garland23,46771.13%8,37825.39%1,1493.48%15,08945.73%32,994Grant5,28584.28%83413.30%1522.42%4,45170.98%6,271Greene9,33181.34%2,14018.66%00.00%7,19162.69%11,471Hempstead3,28673.14%1,11024.71%972.16%2,17648.43%4,493Hot Spring7,38176.27%1,98920.55%3083.18%5,39255.71%9,678Howard2,68474.21%85623.67%772.13%1,82850.54%3,617Independence8,49681.55%1,92218.45%00.00%6,57463.10%10,418Izard3,79483.55%74716.45%00.00%3,04767.10%4,541Jackson2,98174.77%1,00625.23%00.00%1,97549.54%3,987Jefferson7,30943.36%9,10854.03%4402.61%-1,799-10.67%16,857Johnson5,27375.99%1,42420.52%2423.49%3,84955.47%6,939Lafayette1,31867.56%59230.34%412.10%72637.21%1,951Lawrence3,75482.40%80217.60%00.00%2,95264.79%4,556Lee97050.31%95849.69%00.00%120.62%1,928Lincoln2,04276.25%63623.75%00.00%1,40652.50%2,678Little River2,88676.59%77720.62%1052.79%2,10955.97%3,768Logan4,99680.68%99716.10%1993.21%3,99964.58%6,192Lonoke17,48278.93%4,66621.07%00.00%12,81657.87%22,148Madison4,40878.06%1,05618.70%1833.24%3,35259.36%5,647Marion4,84481.92%1,06918.08%00.00%3,77563.84%5,913Miller8,58876.75%2,35421.04%2482.22%6,23455.71%11,190Mississippi5,20760.91%3,34139.09%00.00%1,86621.83%8,548Monroe1,22358.83%85641.17%00.00%36717.65%2,079Montgomery2,55181.66%49215.75%812.59%2,05965.91%3,124Nevada1,68568.97%71429.23%441.80%97139.75%2,443Newton2,46281.01%48916.09%882.90%1,97364.92%3,039Ouachita4,18560.32%2,58337.23%1702.45%1,60223.09%6,938Perry2,92777.47%66517.60%1864.92%2,26259.87%3,778Phillips1,92946.45%2,22453.55%00.00%-295-7.10%4,153Pike3,15185.32%45012.19%922.49%2,70173.14%3,693Poinsett4,52681.95%99718.05%00.00%3,52963.90%5,523Polk5,73783.73%87412.76%2413.52%4,86370.97%6,852Pope13,00476.63%3,41520.12%5513.25%9,58956.51%16,970Prairie2,18384.71%39415.29%00.00%1,78969.42%2,577Pulaski54,46944.39%63,29751.58%4,9484.03%-8,828-7.19%122,714Randolph4,32883.06%88316.94%00.00%3,44566.11%5,211Saline30,90871.93%9,75022.69%2,3095.37%21,15849.24%42,967Scott2,49485.56%33311.42%883.02%2,16174.13%2,915Searcy2,55686.26%40713.74%00.00%2,14972.53%2,963Sebastian24,18470.78%8,82025.81%1,1643.41%15,36444.97%34,168Sevier2,90282.09%52914.96%1042.94%2,37367.13%3,535Sharp4,99583.08%1,01716.92%00.00%3,97866.17%6,012St. Francis2,57351.60%2,41348.40%00.00%1603.21%4,986Stone4,01580.14%99519.86%00.00%3,02060.28%5,010Union8,00469.30%3,30128.58%2452.12%4,70340.72%11,550Van Buren4,77877.03%1,04316.81%3826.16%3,73560.21%6,203Washington37,61953.52%30,48543.37%2,1893.11%7,13410.15%70,293White18,24379.44%3,55315.47%1,1685.09%14,69063.97%22,964Woodruff1,39767.95%65932.05%00.00%73835.89%2,056Yell4,31282.13%79015.05%1482.82%3,52267.09%5,250Totals598,00066.81%271,77130.36%25,3312.83%326,22936.45%895,102

District 1

The incumbent was Republican Rick Crawford, who was re-elected unopposed in 2020. The new 1st district covers the Northeast corner of the state — very similar to its predecessor — but now comprises a greater portion of the state's Northern border.

Republican primary Candidates Nominee Rick Crawford, incumbent U.S. representative

Eliminated in primary Jody Shackelford, attorney Brandt Smith, state representative

Endorsements

Results

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Monte Hodges, state representative

General election Debate + 2022 Arkansas's 1st congressional district debate Date Host Moderator Link Republican DemocraticKey: Participant  Absent  Not invited  Invited Withdrawn Rick Crawford Monte Hodges1 Oct. 20, 2022 Arkansas PBS Steve Barnes YouTube

Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report November 2, 2021 Inside Elections March 16, 2022 Sabato's Crystal Ball October 14, 2021Politico April 5, 2022RCPJune 9, 2022Fox News July 11, 2022DDHQJuly 20, 2022538June 30, 2022The Economist September 7, 2022

Results

By county CountyRick CrawfordRepublicanMonte HodgesDemocraticMarginTotal#%#%#%Arkansas3,37976.36%1,04623.64%2,33352.72%4,425Baxter12,37380.02%3,08919.98%9,28460.04%15,462Boone10,43382.85%2,16017.15%8,27365.70%12,593Chicot1,64849.58%1,67650.42%-28-0.84%3,324Clay3,19581.55%72318.45%2,47263.09%3,918Craighead19,28370.35%8,12829.65%11,15540.70%27,411Crittenden5,45951.59%5,12348.41%3363.18%10,582Cross3,78677.41%1,10522.59%2,68154.81%4,891Desha1,59955.83%1,26544.17%33411.66%2,864Fulton3,21181.13%74718.87%2,46462.25%3,958Greene9,33181.34%2,14018.66%7,19162.69%11,471Independence8,49681.55%1,92218.45%6,57463.10%10,418Izard3,79483.55%74716.45%3,04767.10%4,541Jackson2,98174.77%1,00625.23%1,97549.54%3,987Lawrence3,75482.40%80217.60%2,95264.79%4,556Lee97050.31%95849.69%120.62%1,928Lincoln2,04276.25%63623.75%1,40652.50%2,678Lonoke17,48278.93%4,66621.07%12,81657.87%22,148Marion4,84481.92%1,06918.08%3,77563.84%5,913Mississippi5,20760.91%3,34139.09%1,86621.83%8,548Monroe1,22358.83%85641.17%36717.65%2,079Phillips1,92946.45%2,22453.55%-295-7.10%4,153Poinsett4,52681.95%99718.05%3,52963.90%5,523Prairie2,18384.71%39415.29%1,78969.42%2,577Pulaski (part)78235.77%1,40464.23%-622-28.45%2,186Randolph4,32883.06%88316.94%3,44566.11%5,211Searcy2,55686.26%40713.74%2,14972.53%2,963Sharp4,99583.08%1,01716.92%3,97866.17%6,012St. Francis2,57351.60%2,41348.40%1603.21%4,986Stone4,01580.14%99519.86%3,02060.28%5,010Woodruff1,39767.95%65932.05%73835.89%2,056Totals153,77473.80%54,59826.20%99,17647.60%208,372

District 2

The incumbent was Republican French Hill, who was re-elected with 55.4% of the vote in 2020. The 2nd district has been the most competitive district in recent years, but redistricting — including dividing Little Rock — makes the district less competitive going forward. The 2nd district still comprises the central part of Arkansas.

Republican primary Candidates Nominee French Hill, incumbent U.S. representative

Eliminated in primary Conrad Reynolds, veteran

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Results

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Quintessa Hathaway, educator and public advocate

Withdrawn Nick Cartwright, former Rose Bud city council member (running for State Senate)

Libertarian convention Candidates Nominee Michael White

General election Debate + 2022 Arkansas's 2nd congressional district debate Date Host Moderator Link Republican Democratic LibertarianKey: Participant  Absent  Not invited  Invited Withdrawn French Hill Quintessa Hathaway Michael White1 Oct. 20, 2022 Arkansas PBS Steve Barnes YouTube

Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report November 2, 2021 Inside Elections March 16, 2022 Sabato's Crystal Ball October 14, 2021Politico April 5, 2022RCPJune 9, 2022Fox News July 11, 2022DDHQJuly 20, 2022538June 30, 2022The Economist September 7, 2022

Results

By county CountyFrench HillRepublicanQuintessa HathawayDemocraticMichael WhiteLibertarianMarginTotal#%#%#%#%Cleburne8,28683.00%1,26912.71%4284.29%7,01770.29%9,983Conway4,56369.17%1,76726.78%2674.05%2,79642.38%6,597Faulkner26,42266.34%11,32328.43%2,0845.23%15,09937.91%39,829Perry2,92777.47%66517.60%1864.92%2,26259.87%3,778Pulaski (part)51,84845.43%57,51750.40%4,7604.17%-5,669-4.97%114,125Saline30,90871.93%9,75022.69%2,3095.37%21,15849.24%42,967Van Buren4,77877.03%1,04316.81%3826.16%3,73560.21%6,203White18,24379.44%3,55315.47%1,1685.09%14,69063.97%22,964Totals147,97560.04%86,88735.26%11,5844.70%61,08824.79%246,446

District 3

The incumbent was Republican Steve Womack, who was re-elected with 64.3% of the vote in 2020. The new 3rd district is slightly more competitive than its predecessor, but it is more compact too; the district now comprises only the Northwest corner of the state.

Republican primary Candidates Nominee Steve Womack, incumbent U.S. representative

Eliminated in primary Neil Robinson Kumar, law student

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Results

Democratic primary Candidates Nominee Lauren Mallett-Hays, speech-language pathologist

Libertarian convention Candidates Nominee Michael Kalagias, candidate for this seat in 2018 and 2020

General election Debate + 2022 Arkansas's 3rd congressional district debate Date Host Moderator Link Republican Democratic LibertarianKey: Participant  Absent  Not invited  Invited Withdrawn Steve Womack Lauren Mallett-Hays Michael Kalagias1 Oct. 17, 2022 Arkansas PBS Steve Barnes YouTube

Predictions SourceRankingAs of The Cook Political Report November 2, 2021 Inside Elections March 16, 2022 Sabato's Crystal Ball October 14, 2021Politico April 5, 2022RCPJune 9, 2022Fox News July 11, 2022DDHQJuly 20, 2022538June 30, 2022The Economist September 7, 2022

Results

By county CountySteve WomackRepublicanLauren Mallett-HayesDemocraticMichael KalagiasLibertarianMarginTotal#%#%#%#%Benton59,32665.54%27,84630.76%3,3413.69%31,48034.78%90,513Carroll5,90665.59%2,81131.22%2873.19%3,09534.37%9,004Crawford13,76279.47%2,98117.21%5753.32%10,78162.25%17,318Madison4,40878.06%1,05618.70%1833.24%3,35259.36%5,647Sebastian (part)21,38069.39%8,36227.14%1,0713.48%13,01842.25%30,813Washington37,61953.52%30,48543.37%2,1893.11%7,13410.15%70,293Totals142,40163.69%73,54132.89%7,6463.42%68,86030.80%223,588

District 4

The incumbent was Republican Bruce Westerman, who was re-elected with 69.7% of the vote in 2020. The new 4th district still comprises the majority of the Southern part of the state, and it is now slightly more competitive. Democratic nominee John White attracted attention when, unusually for a member of his party, he denied the legitimacy of President Joe Biden and the 2020 United States presidential election during a debate. White also claimed that "the American people have not legitimately elected a president since Kennedy." After the debate, the Arkansas Democratic Party released a statement denouncing White and his claims of election fraud.

Republican primary Candidates Nominee Bruce Westerman, incumbent U.S. representative

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