REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
May Primary Ballot
(In Addition to Party, Nonpartisan Judicial Candidates and School Board Elections
will appear on
all ballots).
2018 PRIMARY ELECTION
MAY 7, 2018
Early Voting Begins
MAY 22, 2018
Preferential Primary Election
Nonpartisan General Election
May Primary Ballot
(In Addition to Party, Nonpartisan Judicial Candidates and School Board Elections
will appear on all ballots).
2018 PRIMARY ELECTION
MAY 7, 2018
Early Voting Begins
MAY 22, 2018
Preferential Primary Election
Nonpartisan General Election
COUNTY JUDGE
Terry C. Ott (County Judge) (R) - Incumbent
John Massey (R)
COUNTY ASSESSOR
Alesia Owen (R)
Tonya A. Eppes, Assessor (R) – Incumbent
GOVERNOR
Governor Asa Hutchinson (R) – Incumbent
Jan Morgan (R)
SECRETARY OF STATE
John Thurston Commissioner of State Lands (R)
State Representative Trevor Drown (R)
U. S. CONGRESS DISTRICT 03
Congressman Steve Womack (R) - Incumbent
Robb Ryerse (R)
Unopposed names will not appear on the ballot with the exception of school boards:
COUNTY AND CIRCUIT CLERK
Dawn Moffet (R) - Incumbent
COUNTY SHERIFF
Clinton L. Evans (R) - Incumbent
COUNTY TREASURER
Ron McPherson (R) - Incumbent
COUNTY CORONER
C. Keith Barnes for Coroner (R) - Incumbent
COUNTY SURVEYOR
Keith Sullivan (R) - Incumbent
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DISTRICT 2
Marty Nickels (R)
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DISTRICT 3
Talon VanCuren (R)
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DISTRICT 4
Rickie White (R)
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DISTRICT 5
Raymond Mayo (R) - Incumbent
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DISTRICT 7
Marion Wesley Shipman (R) - Incumbent
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DISTRICT 8
Claudia Gibson-Brigham (R) - Incumbent
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE DISTRICT 9
Joyce Ann McCalla (R) – Incumbent
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 64
Representative John Payton (R) – Incumbent
STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 99
Representative Jack Fortner (R) – Incumbent
STATE SENATE DISTRICT 17
Senator Scott Flippo (R) – Incumbent
STATE SENATE DISTRICT 18
Senator Missy Thomas Irvin (R) - Incumbent
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Attorney General Leslie Rutledge (R) - Incumbent
AUDITOR OF STATE
Auditor Andrea Lea (R) - Incumbent
COMMISSIONER OF STATE LANDS
Tommy Land (R)
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Lt. Governor Tim Griffin (R) – Incumbent
STATE TREASURER
Treasurer of State Dennis Milligan (R) - Incumbent
NONPARTISAN JUDICIAL CANDIDATES AND SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS
The following will appear on each Party ballot and will also be on just a nonpartisan ballot.
The following will appear on each Party ballot and will also be on just a nonpartisan ballot.
FLIPPIN SCHOOL DISTRICT:
Flippin School Board Position 2
Brent Mitchell (I) – Incumbent
Joshua D. Bradford (I)
Flippin School Board Position 5
Terry Chatelain (I) – Incumbent
LEAD HILL DISTRICT
September Middleton (I)
Chad Whited (I)
OZARK MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT - Bruno-Pyatt
No candidates filed for office but there will be a millage on the ballot.
SEARCY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Marshall School Board Zone 4
Aletha O’Haver (I)
Billy Jackson (I)
YELLVILLE-SUMMIT SCHOOL DISTRICT
Yellville-Summit School Board Position 2
Nathan Rogers (I)
CIRCUIT JUDGE, DISTRICT 14, DIVISION 01
Andrew Bailey
STATE SUPREME COURT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE POSITION 3 – Non-Partisan Judicial Position
State Supreme Court Justice Courtney Goodson
Judge Kenneth Hixson
David Sterling
COURT OF APPEALS ASSOCIATE JUDGE DISTRICT 02, POSITION 01
Court of Appeals Judge Bart Virden
Johnnie Copeland
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, DISTRICT 14
Prosecuting Attorney David L. Ethredge
Marion County Election Commission to meet Friday, March 9th at 1:00 p.m. in the courthouse for a ballot draw. All meetings open to public.
Marion County GOP Announces Filing Period for County and Township Offices
Yellville, Ark. – The Marion County Republican Committee (MCRC) announced today that filing for county and township offices will begin at noon on Thursday, Feb. 22 and end noon on Thursday, March 1.
Candidates will file at the Carlton Marion Inn located at 309 West Old Main Street in Yellville. Please contact the Marion County Republican Committee Secretary, Carla Faison, at 513-515-1510 to make an appointment. A member of the local Republican Party will be present to accept candidate filing fees and provide appropriate forms.
After filing with the county Republican Party, candidates must provide written evidence of filing fee payment and additional paperwork to the Marion County Clerk (870-449-6226) before noon on Thursday, March 1.
Candidates
wishing to file should contact MCRC Chairman Anthony Todaro at 870-421-8642 or
[email protected] The preferential primary is Tuesday, May 22, 2018.
The filing fees are as follows:
County Committee - $15.00
County Coroner - $35.00
County Surveyor - $35.00
Justice of the Peace - $100.00
County Assessor - $350.00
County Clerk - $350.00County Collector - $350.00
County Treasurer - $350.00
County Constable - $400.00
County Judge - $750.00
County Sherriff - $750.00
CANDIDATES:
After you have completed the filing procedures, please send your bio information of no more than 250 words (there is a word count area under Review tab on Word that helps) to contact provided below. In addition to your bio, you can add your contact information and a head shot. No corrections will be made to your information. It will be printed as received.
Candidates need to send information to: Carla Faison, MCRC Secretary at [email protected]
DO YOU HAVE REPUBLICAN VALUES?
ARE YOU CONSIDRING RUNNING FOR OFFICE?
DO YOU KNOW WHO TO CONTACT OR WHAT WOULD BE REQUIRED IN ORDER TO RUN AS A MARION COUNTY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE?
Potential candidates (including current office holders) must be familiar with the Republican Platform, attend County Committee Meetings and will be vetted by the Marion County Republican Candidate Committee.
