Election in Arkansas
Main article: 2012 United States presidential election
2012 United States presidential election in Arkansas Turnout 66.65%
Nominee
Mitt Romney
Barack Obama
Party
Republican
Democratic
Home state
Massachusetts
Illinois
Running mate
Paul Ryan
Joe Biden
Electoral vote
6
0
Popular vote
647,744
394,409
Percentage
60.57%
36.88%
County Results
Romney
40-50%
50-60%
60-70%
70-80%
Obama
40-50%
50-60%
60-70%
President before election
Barack Obama
Democratic
Elected President
Barack Obama
Democratic
The 2012 United States presidential election in Arkansas took place on November 6, 2012, as part of the 2012 General Election in which all 50 states plus the District of Columbia participated. Arkansas voters chose six electors to represent them in the Electoral College via a popular vote pitting incumbent Democratic President Barack Obama and his running mate, Vice President Joe Biden , against Republican challenger and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney and his running mate, Congressman Paul Ryan .
Romney and Ryan carried Arkansas with 60.57% of the popular vote to Obama's and Biden's 36.88%, winning the state's six electoral votes.[1] While Arkansas had been won by the Democrats as recently as 1996 by native son Bill Clinton , Obama proved a poor fit for the state, and his 23.69% margin of loss was the worst defeat for a Democratic presidential candidate in Arkansas since 1972 's margin of 38.1%. Obama also was defeated by a larger margin in Arkansas than Walter Mondale in 1984 .
As of 2020, this is the most recent election in which Woodruff County voted for the Democratic candidate. This is also the most recent election Arkansas voted to the left of Utah and the first election since 1984 where either nominee received 60% of the vote.
Democratic primary [ ]
2012 Arkansas Democratic presidential primary
Candidate
Barack Obama
John Wolfe Jr.
Home state
Illinois
Tennessee
Delegate count
47[2]
0
Popular vote
94,936
67,711
Percentage
58.37%
41.63%
Arkansas results by county
Barack Obama
John Wolfe Jr.
The Democratic primary had 47 delegates at stake. All 47 delegates were allocated to, and pledged to vote for Barack Obama at the 2012 Democratic National Convention .[2] While John Wolfe Jr. qualified for 19 delegates[3] to the convention by virtue of his performances in Arkansas, State party officials said Wolfe missed two paperwork filing deadlines related to the delegate process, therefore he was not eligible for any delegates.[4] [5] Wolfe has commenced legal proceedings to have delegates in his name seated.[6] Eight other unpledged delegates, known as superdelegates , also attended the convention and cast their votes as well.
Arkansas Democratic primary, 2012[7]
Candidate
Votes
Percentage
Delegates
Barack Obama (Incumbent)
94,936
58.37%
47
John Wolfe Jr.
67,711
41.63%
0
Unpledged delegates:
8
Total:
162,647
100.0%
55
Results by county (actual votes in parentheses): [8]
County
Barack Obama
John Wolfe Jr.
County
Barack Obama
John Wolfe Jr.
County
Barack Obama
John Wolfe Jr.
Arkansas
54.11% (599)
45.89% (508)
Garland
70.46% (2647)
29.54% (1110)
Newton
74.60% (94)
25.40% (32)
Ashley
34.01% (973)
65.99% (1888)
Grant
31.43% (644)
68.57% (1405)
Ouachita
59.60% (984)
40.40% (667)
Baxter
28.32% (190)
71.68% (481)
Greene
40.39% (1523)
59.61% (2248)
Perry
39.67% (388)
60.33% (590)
Benton
84.07% (2402)
15.93% (455)
Hempstead
54.60% (421)
45.40% (350)
Phillips
63.56% (1997)
36.44% (1145)
Boone
69.71% (290)
30.29% (126)
Hot Spring
40.16% (1370)
59.84% (2041)
Pike
27.90% (560)
72.10% (1447)
Bradley
42.54% (505)
57.46% (682)
Howard
36.69% (397)
63.31% (685)
Poinsett
33.04% (793)
66.96% (1607)
Calhoun
33.36% (396)
66.64% (791)
Independence
43.32% (665)
56.68% (870)
Polk
55.80% (303)
44.20% (240)
Carroll
74.47% (388)
25.53% (133)
Izard
38.24% (465)
61.76% (751)
Pope
60.50% (674)
39.50% (440)
Chicot
72.32% (601)
27.68% (230)
Jackson
43.18% (687)
56.82% (904)
Prairie
32.40% (324)
67.60% (676)
Clark
71.38% (1292)
28.62% (518)
Jefferson
75.54% (6554)
24.46% (2122)
Pulaski
86.19% (19916)
13.81% (3190)
Clay
42.22% (953)
57.78% (1304)
Johnson
43.90% (1210)
56.10% (1546)
Randolph
45.65% (802)
54.35% (955)
Cleburne
46.66% (831)
53.34% (950)
Lafayette
62.57% (239)
37.43% (143)
Saline
65.25% (1930)
34.75% (1028)
Cleveland
32.45% (378)
67.55% (787)
Lawrence
48.35% (661)
51.65% (706)
Scott
36.60% (355)
63.40% (615)
Columbia
59.92% (846)
40.08% (566)
Lee
64.03% (737)
35.97% (414)
Searcy
71.76% (94)
28.24% (37)
Conway
54.51% (954)
45.49% (796)
Lincoln
33.97% (639)
66.03% (1242)
Sebastian
72.13% (1799)
27.87% (695)
Craighead
46.61% (3067)
53.39% (3513)
Little River
30.07% (756)
69.93% (1758)
Sevier
24.64% (499)
75.36% (1526)
Crawford
65.66% (631)
34.34% (330)
Logan
48.77% (516)
51.23% (542)
Sharp
42.47% (403)
57.53% (546)
Crittenden
53.92% (2398)
46.08% (2049)
Lonoke
52.84% (1024)
47.16% (914)
St. Francis
61.42% (1654)
38.58% (1039)
Cross
44.52% (740)
55.48% (928)
Madison
67.51% (428)
32.49% (206)
Stone
33.88% (721)
66.12% (1407)
Dallas
48.02% (498)
51.98% (539)
Marion
56.25% (243)
43.75% (189)
Union
67.59% (1214)
32.41% (582)
Desha
53.03% (1139)
46.97% (1009)
Miller
62.55% (907)
37.45% (543)
Van Buren
47.29% (506)
52.71% (564)
Drew
41.94% (1150)
58.06% (1592)
Mississippi
75.61% (2424)
24.39% (782)
Washington
84.42% (5832)
15.58% (1076)
Faulkner
69.19% (1925)
30.81% (857)
Monroe
43.38% (514)
56.62% (671)
White
52.45% (964)
47.55% (874)
Franklin
56.34% (502)
43.66% (389)
Montgomery
53.04% (192)
46.96% (170)
Woodruff
50.72% (738)
49.28% (717)
Fulton
43.42% (508)
56.58% (662)
Nevada
36.28% (537)
63.72% (943)
Yell
35.86% (545)
64.14% (975)
Republican primary [ ]
2012 Arkansas Republican presidential primary
Candidate
Mitt Romney
Ron Paul
Home state
Massachusetts
Texas
Delegate count
33
0
Popular vote
104,200
20,399
Percentage
68.39%
13.39%
Candidate
Rick Santorum
Newt Gingrich
Home state
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Delegate count
0
0
Popular vote
20,308
7,453
Percentage
13.33%
4.89%
Arkansas results by county
Mitt Romney
(Note:
Italicization indicates a withdrawn candidacy)
The Republican primary had 33 delegates at stake. Mitt Romney won all 75 counties in Arkansas. As a result, all 33 delegates were allocated to, and pledged to vote for Mitt Romney at the 2012 Republican National Convention .
Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich withdrew from the [presidential race on April 10 and May 2, 2012, respectively. Both endorsed Mitt Romney as the nominee.
Arkansas Republican primary, 2012[8]
Candidate
Votes
Percentage
Delegates
Mitt Romney
104,200
68.39%
33
Ron Paul
20,399
13.39%
0
Rick Santorum
20,308
13.33%
0
Newt Gingrich
7,453
4.89%
0
Unpledged delegates:
3
Total:
152,360
100%
36
Key:
Withdrew prior to contest
County
Mitt Romney
Ron Paul
Rick Santorum (withdrawn)
Newt Gingrich (withdrawn)
County
Mitt Romney
Ron Paul
Rick Santorum (withdrawn)
Newt Gingrich (withdrawn)
Arkansas
68.86% (418)
12.69% (77)
11.53% (70)
6.92% (42)
Lee
48.00% (12)
4.00% (1)
36.00% (9)
12.00% (3)
Ashley
70.09% (232)
7.25% (24)
17.52% (58)
5.14% (17)
Lincoln
72.55% (37)
11.76% (6)
9.80% (5)
5.88% (3)
Baxter
73.04% (2338)
13.71% (439)
8.78% (281)
4.47% (143)
Little River
76.42% (162)
5.19% (11)
12.74% (27)
5.66% (12)
Benton
65.10% (14527)
14.69% (3278)
15.65% (3493)
4.56% (1018)
Logan
70.36% (869)
12.31% (152)
12.31% (152)
5.02% (62)
Boone
65.60% (1903)
15.41% (447)
13.89% (403)
5.10% (148)
Lonoke
65.51% (2758)
13.52% (569)
15.11% (636)
5.87% (247)
Bradley
73.66% (193)
8.02% (21)
12.60% (33)
5.73% (15)
Madison
66.34% (889)
15.82% (212)
14.18% (190)
3.66% (49)
Calhoun
63.11% (65)
13.59% (14)
19.42% (20)
3.88% (4)
Marion
69.93% (528)
13.38% (101)
12.05% (91)
4.64% (35)
Carroll
64.44% (1263)
15.87% (311)
13.67% (268)
6.02% (118)
Miller
73.82% (1824)
9.19% (227)
12.18% (301)
4.82% (119)
Chicot
79.07% (102)
6.20% (8)
6.20% (8)
8.53% (11)
Mississippi
76.47% (364)
9.45% (45)
9.45% (45)
4.62% (22)
Clark
65.55% (725)
13.74% (152)
13.47% (149)
7.23% (80)
Monroe
65.82% (52)
10.13% (8)
16.46% (13)
7.59% (6)
Clay
53.64% (59)
29.09% (32)
13.64% (15)
3.64% (4)
Montgomery
72.04% (456)
13.74% (87)
9.16% (58)
5.06% (32)
Cleburne
68.10% (2011)
11.65% (344)
13.48% (398)
6.77% (200)
Nevada
72.84% (59)
8.64% (7)
16.05% (13)
2.47% (2)
Cleveland
68.82% (287)
8.63% (36)
16.31% (68)
6.24% (26)
Newton
61.74% (276)
15.44% (69)
17.45% (78)
5.37% (24)
Columbia
71.67% (1472)
10.81% (222)
12.27% (252)
5.26% (108)
Ouachita
75.25% (830)
7.98% (88)
13.24% (146)
3.54% (39)
Conway
61.90% (442)
13.87% (99)
19.47% (139)
4.76% (34)
Perry
65.91% (292)
15.80% (70)
14.67% (65)
3.61% (16)
Craighead
70.92% (1678)
10.40% (246)
13.86% (328)
4.82% (114)
Phillips
68.63% (35)
15.69% (8)
1.96% (1)
13.73% (7)
Crawford
72.21% (3259)
10.26% (463)
13.27% (599)
4.25% (192)
Pike
65.05% (134)
15.53% (32)
14.56% (30)
4.85% (10)
Crittenden
72.18% (288)
9.27% (37)
10.03% (40)
8.52% (34)
Poinsett
64.44% (241)
11.76% (44)
16.04% (60)
7.75% (29)
Cross
75.10% (196)
6.51% (17)
12.26% (32)
6.13% (16)
Polk
68.32% (1085)
12.03% (191)
13.29% (211)
6.36% (101)
Dallas
70.87% (253)
11.20% (40)
13.45% (48)
4.48% (16)
Pope
69.59% (2751)
12.32% (487)
12.98% (513)
5.11% (202)
Desha
67.16% (45)
8.96% (6)
16.42% (11)
7.46% (5)
Prairie
60.94% (78)
22.66% (29)
13.28% (17)
3.13% (4)
Drew
72.56% (423)
7.55% (44)
14.24% (83)
5.66% (33)
Pulaski
71.27% (9758)
13.27% (1817)
11.52% (1578)
3.94% (539)
Faulkner
64.50% (5233)
15.83% (1284)
14.93% (1211)
4.75% (385)
Randolph
67.01% (197)
12.59% (37)
15.31% (45)
5.10% (15)
Franklin
71.32% (980)
9.24% (127)
13.46% (185)
5.97% (82)
Saline
66.50% (6782)
15.02% (1532)
13.93% (1421)
4.55% (464)
Fulton
66.55% (185)
14.75% (41)
9.71% (27)
8.99% (25)
Scott
70.31% (450)
11.25% (72)
13.59% (87)
4.84% (31)
Garland
72.83% (5829)
13.58% (1087)
8.47% (678)
5.12% (410)
Searcy
57.48% (857)
20.59% (307)
14.55% (217)
7.38% (110)
Grant
69.24% (493)
12.92% (92)
12.78% (91)
5.06% (36)
Sebastian
70.82% (6331)
12.09% (1081)
12.40% (1108)
4.69% (419)
Greene
65.83% (422)
10.45% (67)
17.32% (111)
6.40% (41)
Sevier
71.30% (164)
14.35% (33)
9.57% (22)
4.78% (11)
Hempstead
71.34% (478)
10.45% (70)
11.79% (79)
6.42% (43)
Sharp
62.50% (375)
16.17% (97)
15.83% (95)
5.50% (33)
Hot Spring
67.68% (693)
13.87% (142)
13.38% (137)
5.08% (52)
St. Francis
76.42% (94)
8.13% (10)
7.32% (9)
8.13% (10)
Howard
69.68% (193)
12.64% (35)
12.27% (34)
5.42% (15)
Stone
69.94% (342)
12.47% (61)
12.47% (61)
5.11% (25)
Independence
68.37% (536)
13.14% (103)
14.16% (111)
4.34% (34)
Union
73.34% (1642)
11.39% (255)
10.50% (235)
4.78% (107)
Izard
70.97% (357)
16.90% (85)
8.15% (41)
3.98% (20)
Van Buren
71.37% (653)
11.58% (106)
11.37% (104)
5.68% (52)
Jackson
64.55% (122)
8.99% (17)
20.63% (39)
5.82% (11)
Washington
68.11% (8504)
14.93% (1864)
12.92% (1613)
4.04% (505)
Jefferson
70.52% (1220)
9.71% (168)
13.99% (242)
5.78% (100)
White
65.47% (3638)
12.13% (674)
16.63% (924)
5.78% (321)
Johnson
65.81% (512)
13.88% (108)
13.24% (103)
7.07% (55)
Woodruff
57.89% (11)
10.53% (2)
21.05% (4)
10.53% (2)
Lafayette
71.82% (288)
9.98% (40)
14.71% (59)
3.49% (14)
Yell
68.72% (681)
13.22% (131)
12.21% (121)
5.85% (58)
Lawrence
66.09% (269)
13.02% (53)
14.50% (59)
6.39% (26)
General election [ ]
Candidate Ballot Access:
Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan, Republican
Barack Obama/Joseph Biden, Democratic
Gary Johnson/James P. Gray, Libertarian
Jill Stein/Cheri Honkala, Green
Peta Lindsay/Yari Osorio, Socialism and Liberation
Results [ ]
2012 United States presidential election in Arkansas
Party
Candidate
Running mate
Votes
Percentage
Electoral votes
Republican
Mitt Romney
Paul Ryan
647,744
60.57%
6
Democratic
Barack Obama
Joe Biden
394,409
36.88%
0
Libertarian
Gary Johnson
Jim Gray
16,276
1.52%
0
Green
Jill Stein
Cheri Honkala
9,305
0.87%
0
Socialism and Liberation
Peta Lindsay
Yari Osorio
1,734
0.16%
0
Totals
1,069,468
100.00%
6
By county [ ]
Arkansas
37.80%
2,455
60.01%
3,897
2.19%
142
6,494
Ashley
36.09%
2,859
61.44%
4,867
2.46%
195
7,921
Baxter
26.74%
5,172
70.78%
13,688
2.48%
479
19,339
Benton
28.56%
22,636
68.95%
54,646
2.49%
1,975
79,257
Boone
24.51%
3,772
72.50%
11,159
2.99%
460
15,391
Bradley
39.68%
1,449
58.43%
2,134
1.89%
69
3,652
Calhoun
30.36%
660
67.07%
1,458
2.58%
56
2,174
Carroll
36.30%
3,696
60.15%
6,125
3.55%
362
10,183
Chicot
60.74%
2,649
38.29%
1,670
.96%
42
4,361
Clark
45.32%
3,811
51.65%
4,343
3.03%
255
8,409
Clay
34.01%
1,738
63.11%
3,225
2.88%
147
5,110
Cleburne
22.50%
2,620
74.64%
8,693
2.87%
334
11,647
Cleveland
25.87%
845
70.82%
2,313
3.31%
108
3,266
Columbia
37.62%
3,557
61.24%
5,790
1.14%
108
9,455
Conway
38.87%
3,005
58.40%
4,514
2.73%
211
7,730
Craighead
33.21%
10,527
64.20%
20,350
2.6%
823
31,700
Crawford
23.70%
4,881
73.55%
15,145
2.74%
565
20,591
Crittenden
56.75%
9,487
41.86%
6,998
1.38%
231
16,716
Cross
34.11%
2,279
63.90%
4,269
1.99%
133
6,681
Dallas
43.35%
1,337
53.99%
1,665
2.66%
82
3,084
Desha
55.27%
2,443
42.90%
1,896
1.83%
81
4,420
Drew
39.65%
2,630
58.60%
3,887
1.75%
116
6,633
Faulkner
32.85%
13,621
64.45%
26,722
2.69%
1,117
41,460
Franklin
26.39%
1,726
70.81%
4,631
2.8%
183
6,540
Fulton
32.11%
1,452
65.21%
2,949
2.68%
121
4,522
Garland
33.89%
13,804
63.87%
26,014
2.23%
910
40,728
Grant
22.66%
1,468
74.53%
4,829
2.81%
182
6,479
Greene
29.07%
4,000
65.92%
9,071
5.01%
690
13,761
Hempstead
35.66%
2,468
61.90%
4,284
2.44%
169
6,921
Hot Spring
34.01%
3,830
63.03%
7,097
2.96%
333
11,260
Howard
32.97%
1,471
64.81%
2,892
2.22%
99
4,462
Independence
26.47%
3,281
70.40%
8,728
3.13%
388
12,397
Izard
28.87%
1,524
67.73%
3,575
3.39%
179
5,278
Jackson
39.18%
2,095
57.45%
3,072
3.37%
180
5,347
Jefferson
63.80%
17,470
34.77%
9,520
1.44%
393
27,383
Johnson
34.56%
2,799
62.53%
5,064
2.9%
235
8,098
Lafayette
40.05%
1,173
58.48%
1,713
1.47%
43
2,929
Lawrence
32.27%
1,788
63.83%
3,536
3.9%
216
5,540
Lee
61.54%
2,107
37.38%
1,280
1.08%
37
3,424
Lincoln
38.24%
1,425
59.02%
2,199
2.74%
102
3,726
Little River
30.73%
1,552
67.02%
3,385
2.26%
114
5,051
Logan
27.40%
2,009
69.28%
5,079
3.31%
243
7,331
Lonoke
23.33%
5,625
74.15%
17,880
2.53%
609
24,114
Madison
31.96%
2,099
64.91%
4,263
3.14%
206
6,568
Marion
28.89%
2,037
67.71%
4,774
3.4%
240
7,051
Miller
29.47%
4,518
69.29%
10,622
1.23%
189
15,329
Mississippi
48.35%
6,467
49.37%
6,603
2.28%
305
13,375
Monroe
49.01%
1,583
49.07%
1,585
1.92%
62
3,230
Montgomery
27.03%
920
69.59%
2,369
3.38%
115
3,404
Nevada
38.83%
1,314
58.98%
1,996
2.19%
74
3,384
Newton
27.12%
993
68.51%
2,508
4.37%
160
3,661
Ouachita
44.92%
4,633
53.52%
5,521
1.56%
161
10,315
Perry
30.14%
1,187
65.54%
2,581
4.32%
170
3,938
Phillips
65.60%
5,202
32.76%
2,598
1.64%
130
7,930
Pike
22.47%
851
75.16%
2,847
2.38%
90
3,788
Poinsett
31.61%
2,390
65.79%
4,974
2.59%
196
7,560
Polk
20.14%
1,556
77.08%
5,955
2.78%
215
7,726
Pope
25.08%
5,126
72.23%
14,763
2.69%
550
20,439
Prairie
28.02%
880
68.55%
2,153
3.44%
108
3,141
Pulaski
54.74%
87,248
43.28%
68,984
1.98%
3,149
159,381
Randolph
34.35%
2,046
62.14%
3,701
3.51%
209
5,956
Saint Francis
58.72%
4,910
40.28%
3,368
1.%
84
8,362
Saline
27.34%
12,869
70.04%
32,963
2.61%
1,230
47,062
Scott
24.64%
897
72.28%
2,631
3.08%
112
3,640
Searcy
22.04%
814
73.06%
2,699
4.9%
181
3,694
Sebastian
30.19%
13,092
67.27%
29,169
2.54%
1,101
43,362
Sevier
24.06%
1,042
72.42%
3,136
3.51%
152
4,330
Sharp
28.72%
2,092
67.57%
4,921
3.71%
270
7,283
Stone
25.33%
1,356
70.53%
3,776
4.15%
222
5,354
Union
36.07%
6,196
62.29%
10,699
1.64%
282
17,177
Van Buren
28.49%
1,832
67.88%
4,365
3.62%
233
6,430
Washington
40.07%
28,236
56.33%
39,688
3.6%
2,536
70,460
White
21.74%
5,765
75.47%
20,011
2.78%
738
26,514
Woodruff
49.91%
1,340
45.70%
1,227
4.39%
118
2,685
Yell
28.82%
1,722
67.66%
4,042
3.52%
210
5,974
See also [ ]
References [ ]
^ "Arkansas State General Election November 6, 2012" . Arkansas Secretary of State. Retrieved 22 November 2012 .
^ Jump up to: a b Brantley, Max (Jun 17, 2012). "Democratic convention delegates chosen" . Arkansas Times . Retrieved 7 August 2012 .
^ "Arkansas Democratic Delegation 2008" . The Green Papers. Retrieved 2008-02-01 .
^ Pare, Mike (April 18, 2012). "John Wolfe cries foul in Louisiana primary" . Chattanooga Times Free Press . WRCB . Retrieved May 2, 2012 .
^ Tilove, Jonathan (April 23, 2012). "President Obama will clinch renomination Tuesday, but it may not be unanimous" . The Times-Picayune . Retrieved May 2, 2012 .
^ Candidate who won 42 percent in Arkansas Democratic primary sues for his delegates Archived 2012-05-26 at the Wayback Machine . Fox News . Retrieved May 26, 2012.
^ "The Green Papers" . Retrieved June 23, 2016 .
^ Jump up to: a b c Arkansas State Primary Election: Statewide Results, May 22, 2012 , Little Rock, AR: Office of the Arkansas Secretary of State, May 22, 2012, retrieved June 3, 2012
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