#ARPostMortem: A Look At Your 2011-2012 State House

I’m going to list them in order by district, with any seats that changed parties listed in italics. For reference purposes, a map of the congressional districts is at the bottom of the post.

1. Mary “Prissy” Hickerson (R)
2. Larry Cowling (D-Incumbent)
3. David “Bubba” Powers (D-Incumbent)
4. Lane Jean (R)
5. David Fielding (D)
6. Matthew Shepherd (R)
7. Garry Smith (D-Incumbent)
8. Jeff Wardlaw (D)
9. Eddie Cheatham (D-Incumbent)
10. Sheilla Lampkin (D)
    
11. Efrem Elliott (D)
12. Robert Moore (D-Incumbent)
13. Clark Hall (D-Incumbent)
14. Tiffany Rogers (D-Incumbent)
15. Walls McCrary (D-Incumbent)
16. James Word (D-Incumbent)
17. Hank Wilkins IV (D-Incumbent)
18. Toni Bradford (D-Incumbent)
19. Bobby Pierce (D-Incumbent)
20. Johnnie Roebuck (D-Incumbent)
21. Nate Steel (D-Incumbent)
22. Nate Bell (R)
23. Randy Stewart (D-Incumbent)
24. Keith Crass (R)*
25. John Vines (D)
26. Loy Mauch (R)
27. Andy Mayberry (R)
28. Kim Hammer (R — Defeated incumbent)
29. Ann Clemmer (R-Incumbent)
30. Bruce Westerman (R)
31. David J. Sanders (R)
32. Allen Kerr (R-Incumbent)
33. Fred Allen (D-Incumbent)
34. John Walker (D)
35. Fred Love (D)
36. Darrin Williams (D-Incumbent)
37. Kathy Webb (D-Incumbent)
38. John Edwards (D-Incumbent)
39. Tracy Steele (D)
40. Barry Hyde (D-Incumbent)
41. Ed Garner (R-Incumbent)
42. Jane English (R-Incumbent)
43. Jim Nickels (D-Incumbent)
44. Mark Perry (D-Incumbent)
45. Linda Tyler (D-Incumbent)
46. David Meeks (R)
47. Stephen Meeks (R — Defeated incumbent)
48. Davy Carter (R-Incumbent)
49. Jeremy Gillam (R)
50. Mark Biviano (R — Defeated incumbent)
51. Marshall Wright (D)**
52. Reginald Murdock (D)
53. Keith Ingram (D-Incumbent)**
54. Fred Smith (D)**
55. Tommie Lee Baker (D-Incumbent)
56. Buddy Lovell (D-Incumbent)
57. Jerry Brown (D-Incumbent)
58. Jody Dickinson (D-Incumbent)
59. Josh Johnston (R)
60. Tommy Thompson (D)
61. John Catlett (D)
62. Terry Rice (R-Incumbent)
63. Denny Altes (R)
64. Stephanie Malone (R-Incumbent)
65. Tracy Pennartz (D-Incumbent)
66. Garry Deffenbaugh (R)**
67. Gary Stubblefield (R — Defeated incumbent)
68. Andrea Lea (R-Incumbent)
69. George Overbey (D-Incumbent)
70. Robert Dale (R-Incumbent)
71. Tommy Wren (D)
72. James McLean (D-Incumbent)
73. James Ratliff (D)
74. Butch Wilkins (D-Incumbent)
75. Jon Hubbard (R — Defeated incumbent)
76. Homer Lenderman (D)
77. Charlotte Wagner (D-Incumbent)
78. Billy Gaskill (D-Incumbent)
79. Mike Patterson (D-Incumbent)
80. Linda Collins-Smith (D)
81. Karen Hopper (R-Incumbent)
82. Lori Benedict (R)
83. Leslie Milam Post (D)
84. Jon Eubanks (R)
85. John Burris (R-Incumbent)
86. Kelley Linck (R)
87. Justin Harris (R)
88. Uvalde Lindsey (D-Incumbent)
89. Charlie Collins (R — Defeated incumbent)**
90. David Branscum (R)
91. Bryan King (R-Incumbent)
92. Greg Leding (D)
93. Jon Woods (R-Incumbent)
94. Skip Carnine (R-Incumbent)
95. Duncan Baird (R-Incumbent)
96. Debra Hobbs (R-Incumbent)
97. Jonathan Barnett (R-Incumbent)
98. Donna Hutchinson (R-Incumbent)
99. Tim Summers (R-Incumbent)
100. Mary Slinkard (R-Incumbent)

* Keith Crass passed away last week, and there will be a special election to fill this seat.
** Unconfirmed projection based on various sources.

Based on these projections, I have the Republicans gaining 16 seats, putting the Arkansas House total at 45 Republicans and 55 Democrats.