Community
Voter Participation Rate
Source: Arkansas Secretary of State
Voter Participation Rate
2019
Arkansas County37%
Ashley County41%
Baxter County42%
Benton County38%
Boone County40%
Bradley County35%
Calhoun County43%
Carroll County40%
Chicot County46%
Clark County38%
Clay County37%
Cleburne County48%
Cleveland County42%
Columbia County35%
Conway County40%
Craighead County32%
Crawford County35%
Crittenden County35%
Cross County46%
Dallas County38%
Desha County42%
Drew County38%
Faulkner County40%
Franklin County39%
Fulton County39%
Garland County40%
Grant County39%
Greene County32%
Hempstead County31%
Hot Spring County33%
Howard County36%
Independence County36%
Izard County40%
Jackson County32%
Jefferson County38%
Johnson County37%
Lafayette County40%
Lawrence County38%
Lee County30%
Lincoln County28%
Little River County42%
Logan County33%
Lonoke County38%
Madison County44%
Marion County38%
Miller County35%
Mississippi County36%
Monroe County51%
Montgomery County39%
Nevada County40%
Newton County56%
Ouachita County41%
Perry County46%
Phillips County42%
Pike County40%
Poinsett County34%
Polk County40%
Pope County36%
Prairie County45%
Pulaski County45%
Randolph County42%
Saline County44%
Scott County36%
Searcy County51%
Sebastian County34%
Sevier County27%
Sharp County41%
St. Francis County30%
Stone County44%
Union County44%
Van Buren County48%
Washington County36%
White County37%
Woodruff County43%
Yell County33%

Source: Arkansas Secretary of State




Number of People Who Voted
2019
Arkansas County5,003
Ashley County6,199
Baxter County14,508
Benton County77,919
Boone County11,696
Bradley County2,884
Calhoun County1,802
Carroll County9,019
Chicot County3,609
Clark County6,790
Clay County4,185
Cleburne County9,693
Cleveland County2,599
Columbia County6,429
Conway County6,520
Craighead County26,189
Crawford County16,950
Crittenden County12,082
Cross County5,860
Dallas County2,132
Desha County3,552
Drew County5,474
Faulkner County38,783
Franklin County5,326
Fulton County3,807
Garland County32,080
Grant County5,566
Greene County11,022
Hempstead County4,999
Hot Spring County8,794
Howard County3,538
Independence County10,218
Izard County4,511
Jackson County4,214
Jefferson County20,013
Johnson County7,459
Lafayette County2,151
Lawrence County4,819
Lee County2,154
Lincoln County3,053
Little River County3,964
Logan County5,552
Lonoke County20,685
Madison County5,621
Marion County5,188
Miller County11,484
Mississippi County10,835
Monroe County2,697
Montgomery County2,858
Nevada County2,536
Newton County3,491
Ouachita County7,508
Perry County3,734
Phillips County5,598
Pike County3,388
Poinsett County6,160
Polk County6,097
Pope County18,051
Prairie County2,886
Pulaski County135,549
Randolph County5,707
Saline County41,736
Scott County2,878
Searcy County3,242
Sebastian County33,287
Sevier County3,226
Sharp County5,713
St. Francis County5,941
Stone County4,483
Union County12,872
Van Buren County6,345
Washington County66,147
White County22,246
Woodruff County2,120
Yell County5,367

Source: Arkansas Secretary of State



NATIONAL RANKING
48

OUT OF 51
2020

STATE TREND

Decreasing


39%

2019
1% = 23,176
Voters

What does this measure?

The percentage of the voting-age population (18 and over) who voted in an election.

Why is this important?

Voting is a basic right of all citizens and indicates the citizenry's interest, commitment, and belief in the value of participating in the political process.

How is Arkansas doing?

In the 2020 elections (a presidential election year), Arkansas' voter participation was 53%. This is 11 percentage points higher than the rate in 2019 (turnout for presidential election years is often higher), and 3 points higher than 2016 (also a presidential election year). It represents the highest level of presidential election year participation in the past two decades.

There was significant variation in participation rates across the state, with the lowest rates in Sevier and Lincoln counties (27% and 28%, respectively), and the highest rates in Monroe, Searcy, and Newton counties (51%, 51% and 56%, respectively).

Notes about the data

Rates were calculated using Census estimates of the population 18 and over. National data is only available for presidential elections every four years. Voter turnout was calculated using votes cast in the top race on the ballot.




Source: Arkansas Secretary of State, Federal Elections Commission


Voter Participation Rate
2008201020122014201620182019200020042020
Arkansas50%35%48%38%50%39%39%

Source: Arkansas Secretary of State, Federal Elections Commission




Number of People Who Voted
2008201020122014201620182019200020042020
Arkansas1,086,617779,9571,078,548852,6421,137,772898,793898,793

Source: Arkansas Secretary of State, Federal Elections Commission










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