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2012 United States presidential election in Arkansas

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2012United States presidential election in Arkansas

← 2008
November 6, 2012
2016 →
Turnout66.65%Increase
 
NomineeMitt RomneyBarack Obama
PartyRepublicanDemocratic
Home stateMassachusettsIllinois
Running matePaul RyanJoe Biden
Electoral vote60
Popular vote647,744394,409
Percentage60.57%36.88%

County results
Congressional district results

Romney

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%
  70–80%

Obama

  40–50%
  50–60%
  60–70%


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Barack Obama
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Barack Obama
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The2012 United States presidential election in Arkansas took place on November 6, 2012, as part of the2012 General Election in which all 50 states plus theDistrict of Columbia participated.Arkansas voters chose six electors to represent them in theElectoral College via a popular vote pittingincumbentDemocraticPresidentBarack Obama and his running mate,Vice PresidentJoe Biden, againstRepublican challenger and formerMassachusetts GovernorMitt Romney and his running mate,CongressmanPaul 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 as1996 by native sonBill Clinton, Obama proved to be a poor fit for the state, and his 23.69% margin of loss was the worst defeat for a Democratic presidential candidate in Arkansas since1972's margin of 38.1%. Obama also was defeated by a larger margin in Arkansas thanWalter Mondale in1984.

As of the2024 presidential election, this is the last election in whichWoodruff County voted for the Democratic candidate. This is also the first election since 1984 where either nominee received 60% of the vote. Obama is the only Democrat to ever win two terms without carrying the state at least once.

Primary elections

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Democratic primary

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2012Arkansas Democratic presidential primary

← 2008
May 22, 2012 (2012-05-22)
2016 →
 
CandidateBarack ObamaJohn Wolfe Jr.
Home stateIllinoisTennessee
Delegate count47[2]0
Popular vote94,93667,711
Percentage58.37%41.63%

Results by county
Obama:     50-60%     60-70%     70-80%     80-90%
Wolfe:     50-60%     60-70%     70-80%
Main article:2012 Arkansas Democratic presidential primary

The Democratic primary had 47 delegates at stake. All 47 delegates were allocated to, and pledged to vote forBarack Obama at the2012 Democratic National Convention.[2] WhileJohn 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 assuperdelegates, also attended the convention and cast their votes as well.

Republican primary

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2012Arkansas Republican presidential primary

← 2008
May 22, 2012 (2012-05-22)
2016 →
 
CandidateMitt RomneyRon Paul
Home stateMassachusettsTexas
Delegate count330
Popular vote104,20020,399
Percentage68.39%13.39%

 
CandidateRick SantorumNewt Gingrich
Home statePennsylvaniaGeorgia
Delegate count00
Popular vote20,3087,453
Percentage13.33%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 the2012 Republican National Convention.

Rick Santorum andNewt 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[7]
CandidateVotesPercentageDelegates
Mitt Romney104,20068.39%33
Ron Paul20,39913.39%0
Rick Santorum20,30813.33%0
Newt Gingrich7,4534.89%0
Unpledged delegates:3
Total:152,360100%36
Key:Withdrew prior to contest
Results by county (actual votes in parentheses):[7]
CountyMitt RomneyRon PaulRick Santorum
(withdrawn)
Newt Gingrich
(withdrawn)
CountyMitt RomneyRon PaulRick Santorum
(withdrawn)
Newt Gingrich
(withdrawn)
Arkansas68.86% (418)12.69% (77)11.53% (70)6.92% (42)Lee48.00% (12)4.00% (1)36.00% (9)12.00% (3)
Ashley70.09% (232)7.25% (24)17.52% (58)5.14% (17)Lincoln72.55% (37)11.76% (6)9.80% (5)5.88% (3)
Baxter73.04% (2338)13.71% (439)8.78% (281)4.47% (143)Little River76.42% (162)5.19% (11)12.74% (27)5.66% (12)
Benton65.10% (14527)14.69% (3278)15.65% (3493)4.56% (1018)Logan70.36% (869)12.31% (152)12.31% (152)5.02% (62)
Boone65.60% (1903)15.41% (447)13.89% (403)5.10% (148)Lonoke65.51% (2758)13.52% (569)15.11% (636)5.87% (247)
Bradley73.66% (193)8.02% (21)12.60% (33)5.73% (15)Madison66.34% (889)15.82% (212)14.18% (190)3.66% (49)
Calhoun63.11% (65)13.59% (14)19.42% (20)3.88% (4)Marion69.93% (528)13.38% (101)12.05% (91)4.64% (35)
Carroll64.44% (1263)15.87% (311)13.67% (268)6.02% (118)Miller73.82% (1824)9.19% (227)12.18% (301)4.82% (119)
Chicot79.07% (102)6.20% (8)6.20% (8)8.53% (11)Mississippi76.47% (364)9.45% (45)9.45% (45)4.62% (22)
Clark65.55% (725)13.74% (152)13.47% (149)7.23% (80)Monroe65.82% (52)10.13% (8)16.46% (13)7.59% (6)
Clay53.64% (59)29.09% (32)13.64% (15)3.64% (4)Montgomery72.04% (456)13.74% (87)9.16% (58)5.06% (32)
Cleburne68.10% (2011)11.65% (344)13.48% (398)6.77% (200)Nevada72.84% (59)8.64% (7)16.05% (13)2.47% (2)
Cleveland68.82% (287)8.63% (36)16.31% (68)6.24% (26)Newton61.74% (276)15.44% (69)17.45% (78)5.37% (24)
Columbia71.67% (1472)10.81% (222)12.27% (252)5.26% (108)Ouachita75.25% (830)7.98% (88)13.24% (146)3.54% (39)
Conway61.90% (442)13.87% (99)19.47% (139)4.76% (34)Perry65.91% (292)15.80% (70)14.67% (65)3.61% (16)
Craighead70.92% (1678)10.40% (246)13.86% (328)4.82% (114)Phillips68.63% (35)15.69% (8)1.96% (1)13.73% (7)
Crawford72.21% (3259)10.26% (463)13.27% (599)4.25% (192)Pike65.05% (134)15.53% (32)14.56% (30)4.85% (10)
Crittenden72.18% (288)9.27% (37)10.03% (40)8.52% (34)Poinsett64.44% (241)11.76% (44)16.04% (60)7.75% (29)
Cross75.10% (196)6.51% (17)12.26% (32)6.13% (16)Polk68.32% (1085)12.03% (191)13.29% (211)6.36% (101)
Dallas70.87% (253)11.20% (40)13.45% (48)4.48% (16)Pope69.59% (2751)12.32% (487)12.98% (513)5.11% (202)
Desha67.16% (45)8.96% (6)16.42% (11)7.46% (5)Prairie60.94% (78)22.66% (29)13.28% (17)3.13% (4)
Drew72.56% (423)7.55% (44)14.24% (83)5.66% (33)Pulaski71.27% (9758)13.27% (1817)11.52% (1578)3.94% (539)
Faulkner64.50% (5233)15.83% (1284)14.93% (1211)4.75% (385)Randolph67.01% (197)12.59% (37)15.31% (45)5.10% (15)
Franklin71.32% (980)9.24% (127)13.46% (185)5.97% (82)Saline66.50% (6782)15.02% (1532)13.93% (1421)4.55% (464)
Fulton66.55% (185)14.75% (41)9.71% (27)8.99% (25)Scott70.31% (450)11.25% (72)13.59% (87)4.84% (31)
Garland72.83% (5829)13.58% (1087)8.47% (678)5.12% (410)Searcy57.48% (857)20.59% (307)14.55% (217)7.38% (110)
Grant69.24% (493)12.92% (92)12.78% (91)5.06% (36)Sebastian70.82% (6331)12.09% (1081)12.40% (1108)4.69% (419)
Greene65.83% (422)10.45% (67)17.32% (111)6.40% (41)Sevier71.30% (164)14.35% (33)9.57% (22)4.78% (11)
Hempstead71.34% (478)10.45% (70)11.79% (79)6.42% (43)Sharp62.50% (375)16.17% (97)15.83% (95)5.50% (33)
Hot Spring67.68% (693)13.87% (142)13.38% (137)5.08% (52)St. Francis76.42% (94)8.13% (10)7.32% (9)8.13% (10)
Howard69.68% (193)12.64% (35)12.27% (34)5.42% (15)Stone69.94% (342)12.47% (61)12.47% (61)5.11% (25)
Independence68.37% (536)13.14% (103)14.16% (111)4.34% (34)Union73.34% (1642)11.39% (255)10.50% (235)4.78% (107)
Izard70.97% (357)16.90% (85)8.15% (41)3.98% (20)Van Buren71.37% (653)11.58% (106)11.37% (104)5.68% (52)
Jackson64.55% (122)8.99% (17)20.63% (39)5.82% (11)Washington68.11% (8504)14.93% (1864)12.92% (1613)4.04% (505)
Jefferson70.52% (1220)9.71% (168)13.99% (242)5.78% (100)White65.47% (3638)12.13% (674)16.63% (924)5.78% (321)
Johnson65.81% (512)13.88% (108)13.24% (103)7.07% (55)Woodruff57.89% (11)10.53% (2)21.05% (4)10.53% (2)
Lafayette71.82% (288)9.98% (40)14.71% (59)3.49% (14)Yell68.72% (681)13.22% (131)12.21% (121)5.85% (58)
Lawrence66.09% (269)13.02% (53)14.50% (59)6.39% (26)

General election

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Predictions

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SourceRankingAs of
Huffington Post[8]Safe RNovember 6, 2012
CNN[9]Safe RNovember 6, 2012
The New York Times[10]Safe RNovember 6, 2012
The Washington Post[11]Safe RNovember 6, 2012
RealClearPolitics[12]Solid RNovember 6, 2012
Sabato's Crystal Ball[13]Solid RNovember 5, 2012
FiveThirtyEight[14]Solid RNovember 6, 2012

Candidate ballot access

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  • 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

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2012 United States presidential election in Arkansas[15]
PartyCandidateRunning mateVotesPercentageElectoral votes
RepublicanMitt RomneyPaul Ryan647,74460.57%6
DemocraticBarack Obama (incumbent)Joe Biden (incumbent)394,40936.88%0
LibertarianGary JohnsonJim Gray16,2761.52%0
GreenJill SteinCheri Honkala9,3050.87%0
Socialism and LiberationPeta LindsayYari Osorio1,7340.16%0
Totals1,069,468100.00%6

By county

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CountyMitt Romney
Republican
Barack Obama
Democratic
Various candidates
Other parties
MarginTotal
#%#%#%#%
Arkansas3,89760.01%2,45537.80%1422.19%1,44222.21%6,494
Ashley4,86761.44%2,85936.09%1952.47%2,00825.35%7,921
Baxter13,68870.78%5,17226.74%4792.48%8,51644.04%19,339
Benton54,64668.95%22,63628.56%1,9752.49%32,01040.39%79,257
Boone11,15972.50%3,77224.51%4602.99%7,38747.99%15,391
Bradley2,13458.43%1,44939.68%691.89%68518.75%3,652
Calhoun1,45867.07%66030.36%562.57%79836.71%2,174
Carroll6,12560.15%3,69636.30%3623.55%2,42923.85%10,183
Chicot1,67038.29%2,64960.74%420.97%-979-22.45%4,361
Clark4,34351.65%3,81145.32%2553.03%5326.33%8,409
Clay3,22563.11%1,73834.01%1472.88%1,48729.10%5,110
Cleburne8,69374.64%2,62022.50%3342.86%6,07352.14%11,647
Cleveland2,31370.82%84525.87%1083.31%1,46844.95%3,266
Columbia5,79061.24%3,55737.62%1081.14%2,23323.62%9,455
Conway4,51458.40%3,00538.87%2112.73%1,50919.53%7,730
Craighead20,35064.20%10,52733.21%8232.59%9,82330.99%31,700
Crawford15,14573.55%4,88123.70%5652.75%10,26449.85%20,591
Crittenden6,99841.86%9,48756.75%2311.39%-2,489-14.89%16,716
Cross4,26963.90%2,27934.11%1331.99%1,99029.79%6,681
Dallas1,66553.99%1,33743.35%822.66%32810.64%3,084
Desha1,89642.90%2,44355.27%811.83%-547-12.37%4,420
Drew3,88758.60%2,63039.65%1161.75%1,25718.95%6,633
Faulkner26,72264.45%13,62132.85%1,1172.70%13,10131.60%41,460
Franklin4,63170.81%1,72626.39%1832.80%2,90544.42%6,540
Fulton2,94965.21%1,45232.11%1212.68%1,49733.10%4,522
Garland26,01463.87%13,80433.89%9102.24%12,21029.98%40,728
Grant4,82974.53%1,46822.66%1822.81%3,36151.87%6,479
Greene9,07165.92%4,00029.07%6905.01%5,07136.85%13,761
Hempstead4,28461.90%2,46835.66%1692.44%1,81626.24%6,921
Hot Spring7,09763.03%3,83034.01%3332.96%3,26729.02%11,260
Howard2,89264.81%1,47132.97%992.22%1,42131.84%4,462
Independence8,72870.40%3,28126.47%3883.13%5,44743.93%12,397
Izard3,57567.73%1,52428.87%1793.40%2,05138.86%5,278
Jackson3,07257.45%2,09539.18%1803.37%97718.27%5,347
Jefferson9,52034.77%17,47063.80%3931.43%-7,950-29.03%27,383
Johnson5,06462.53%2,79934.56%2352.91%2,26527.97%8,098
Lafayette1,71358.48%1,17340.05%431.47%54018.43%2,929
Lawrence3,53663.83%1,78832.27%2163.90%1,74831.56%5,540
Lee1,28037.38%2,10761.54%371.08%-827-24.16%3,424
Lincoln2,19959.02%1,42538.24%1022.74%77420.78%3,726
Little River3,38567.02%1,55230.73%1142.25%1,83336.29%5,051
Logan5,07969.28%2,00927.40%2433.32%3,07041.88%7,331
Lonoke17,88074.15%5,62523.33%6092.52%12,25550.82%24,114
Madison4,26364.91%2,09931.96%2063.13%2,16432.95%6,568
Marion4,77467.71%2,03728.89%2403.40%2,73738.82%7,051
Miller10,62269.29%4,51829.47%1891.24%6,10439.82%15,329
Mississippi6,60349.37%6,46748.35%3052.28%1361.02%13,375
Monroe1,58549.07%1,58349.01%621.92%20.06%3,230
Montgomery2,36969.59%92027.03%1153.38%1,44942.56%3,404
Nevada1,99658.98%1,31438.83%742.19%68220.15%3,384
Newton2,50868.51%99327.12%1604.37%1,51541.39%3,661
Ouachita5,52153.52%4,63344.92%1611.56%8888.60%10,315
Perry2,58165.54%1,18730.14%1704.32%1,39435.40%3,938
Phillips2,59832.76%5,20265.60%1301.64%-2,604-32.84%7,930
Pike2,84775.16%85122.47%902.37%1,99652.69%3,788
Poinsett4,97465.79%2,39031.61%1962.60%2,58434.18%7,560
Polk5,95577.08%1,55620.14%2152.78%4,39956.94%7,726
Pope14,76372.23%5,12625.08%5502.69%9,63747.15%20,439
Prairie2,15368.55%88028.02%1083.43%1,27340.53%3,141
Pulaski68,98443.28%87,24854.74%3,1491.98%-18,264-11.46%159,381
Randolph3,70162.14%2,04634.35%2093.51%1,65527.79%5,956
St. Francis3,36840.28%4,91058.72%841.00%-1,542-18.44%8,362
Saline32,96370.04%12,86927.34%1,2302.62%20,09442.70%47,062
Scott2,63172.28%89724.64%1123.08%1,73447.64%3,640
Searcy2,69973.06%81422.04%1814.90%1,88551.02%3,694
Sebastian29,16967.27%13,09230.19%1,1012.54%16,07737.08%43,362
Sevier3,13672.42%1,04224.06%1523.52%2,09448.36%4,330
Sharp4,92167.57%2,09228.72%2703.71%2,82938.85%7,283
Stone3,77670.53%1,35625.33%2224.14%2,42045.20%5,354
Union10,69962.29%6,19636.07%2821.64%4,50326.22%17,177
Van Buren4,36567.88%1,83228.49%2333.63%2,53339.39%6,430
Washington39,68856.33%28,23640.07%2,5363.60%11,45216.26%70,460
White20,01175.47%5,76521.74%7382.79%14,24653.73%26,514
Woodruff1,22745.70%1,34049.91%1184.39%-113-4.21%2,685
Yell4,04267.66%1,72228.82%2103.52%2,32038.84%5,974
Totals647,74460.57%394,40936.88%27,3152.55%253,33523.69%1,069,468

By congressional district

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Romney won all four of the state's congressional districts.[16]

DistrictRomneyObamaRepresentative
1st60.98%36.33%Rick Crawford
2nd54.75%42.9%Timothy Griffin
3rd65.47%31.6%Steve Womack
4th61.83%35.88%Tom Cotton

See also

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2012 U.S. presidential election
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Minor parties
Related races
← 2008
2016 →

References

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  1. ^"Arkansas State General Election November 6, 2012". Arkansas Secretary of State. RetrievedNovember 22, 2012.
  2. ^abBrantley, Max (June 17, 2012)."Democratic convention delegates chosen".Arkansas Times. RetrievedAugust 7, 2012.
  3. ^"Arkansas Democratic Delegation 2008". The Green Papers. RetrievedFebruary 1, 2008.
  4. ^Pare, Mike (April 18, 2012)."John Wolfe cries foul in Louisiana primary".Chattanooga Times Free Press.WRCB. RetrievedMay 2, 2012.
  5. ^Tilove, Jonathan (April 23, 2012)."President Obama will clinch renomination Tuesday, but it may not be unanimous".The Times-Picayune. Archived fromthe original on April 26, 2012. RetrievedMay 2, 2012.
  6. ^Candidate who won 42 percent in Arkansas Democratic primary sues for his delegates .Fox News. Retrieved May 26, 2012.
  7. ^abArkansas State Primary Election: Statewide Results, May 22, 2012, Little Rock, AR: Office of the Arkansas Secretary of State, May 22, 2012, retrievedJune 3, 2012
  8. ^"Huffington Post Election Dashboard".HuffPost. Archived fromthe original on August 13, 2013.
  9. ^"America's Choice 2012 Election Center: CNN Electoral Map".CNN. Archived fromthe original on January 19, 2013.
  10. ^"Election 2012 - The Electoral Map: Building a Path to Victory".The New York Times. Archived fromthe original on July 8, 2012.
  11. ^"2012 Presidential Election Results".The Washington Post.Archived from the original on July 26, 2012.
  12. ^"RealClearPolitics - 2012 Election Maps - Battle for White House". Archived fromthe original on June 8, 2011.
  13. ^"PROJECTION: OBAMA WILL LIKELY WIN SECOND TERM".
  14. ^"Nate Silver's political calculations predict 2012 election outcome".
  15. ^"2012 Presidential General Election Results - Arkansas". Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections.
  16. ^"Daily Kos Elections' statewide election results by congressional and legislative districts".Daily Kos. RetrievedAugust 11, 2024.

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