How Lincoln County voted for president, U.S. senator and governor in general elections from 1992 through 2024, from the Arkansas Secretary of State’s official results.

Updated Oct. 18, 2026. Results for the Nov. 3, 2026, election will be added after the county certifies them.

Key facts

  • In 2024, Donald J. Trump won 74.2% of Lincoln County's presidential vote; Kamala D. Harris won 24.1%. (Source: Arkansas Secretary of State)
  • Since 1992, the last time Lincoln County gave more votes to the Democratic presidential candidate than the Republican was 2004, when John F. Kerry carried it. (Source: Arkansas Secretary of State)
  • In 1992, Bill Clinton won 64.5% of the county's presidential vote and George Bush won 26.3%. (Source: Arkansas Secretary of State)
  • For governor, the most recent race since 1994 in which the county favored the Democrat was 2014 (Mike Ross). (Source: Arkansas Secretary of State)
  • In the 2022 U.S. Senate race, John Boozman won 74.6% of the county's vote. (Source: Arkansas Secretary of State)

How to read these tables

  • Each row is one general election, with the votes cast in this county only. Shares are of all votes counted for that race in the county.
  • “All others” adds up every other candidate, including independents, third parties and counted write-ins. When one of them won more than 5% of the county’s vote, we name that candidate.
  • Candidates are listed by name and party as the Secretary of State reported them. We dropped job titles such as “Senator” or “Governor” that appear on the ballot.
  • Arkansas elects its governor every four years (since 1986) and each of its two U.S. senators every six years, so not every year has every race.

What’s missing, and why

  • 1976 to 1990: the Secretary of State has these results only as scanned reports, linked below. We have not typed them in, because copying numbers by hand from scans invites mistakes. We plan to add them after a second-person check.
  • 2008: the Secretary of State’s results page lists the November 2008 general election but has no results file for it. The presidential numbers here come from the office’s 2008 report, Voices of Arkansas. It doesn’t break down the 2008 U.S. Senate race by county, so that race is left out.
  • Older results are on the Secretary of State’s Election Results page.

Data

Lincoln County votes for president, 1992-2024 general elections
YearRepublicanDemocratAll othersTotal votes
2024Donald J. Trump: 2,502 (74.2%)Kamala D. Harris: 813 (24.1%)57 (1.7%)3,372
2020Donald J. Trump: 2,729 (70.4%)Joseph R. Biden: 1,032 (26.6%)114 (2.9%)3,875
2016Donald J. Trump: 2,455 (64.2%)Hillary Clinton: 1,252 (32.7%)119 (3.1%)3,826
2012Mitt Romney: 2,199 (59.0%)Barack Obama: 1,425 (38.2%)102 (2.7%)3,726
2008John McCain: 2,513 (57.0%)Barack Obama: 1,710 (38.8%)183 (4.2%)4,406
2004George W. Bush: 1,921 (46.8%)John F. Kerry: 2,149 (52.3%)39 (0.9%)4,109
2000George W. Bush: 1,526 (43.0%)Al Gore: 1,957 (55.2%)63 (1.8%)3,546
1996Bob Dole: 907 (24.7%)Bill Clinton: 2,517 (68.6%)244 (6.7%); Ross Perot 2213,668
1992George Bush: 1,142 (26.3%)Bill Clinton: 2,805 (64.5%)400 (9.2%); Ross Perot 3904,347

Source: Arkansas Secretary of State, official results. Updated .

Lincoln County votes for U.S. Senate, 1992-2022 general elections
YearRepublicanDemocratAll othersTotal votes
2022John Boozman: 2,040 (74.6%)Natalie James: 619 (22.6%)74 (2.7%)2,733
2020Tom Cotton: 2,907 (76.5%)no candidate893 (23.5%); Ricky Dale Harrington Jr. 8933,800
2016John Boozman: 2,190 (58.9%)Conner Eldridge: 1,440 (38.7%)90 (2.4%)3,720
2014Tom Cotton: 1,538 (50.0%)Mark Pryor: 1,427 (46.3%)114 (3.7%)3,079
2010John Boozman: 1,459 (45.3%)Blanche Lambert Lincoln: 1,468 (45.5%)296 (9.2%)3,223
2004Jim Holt: 1,325 (32.0%)Blanche Lambert Lincoln: 2,815 (67.9%)7 (0.2%)4,147
2002Tim Hutchinson: 1,154 (33.8%)Mark Pryor: 2,263 (66.2%)0 (0.0%)3,417
1998Fay Boozman: 818 (26.4%)Blanche Lambert Lincoln: 2,213 (71.5%)66 (2.1%)3,097
1996Tim Hutchinson: 1,329 (35.6%)Winston Bryant: 2,405 (64.4%)0 (0.0%)3,734
1992Mike Huckabee: 1,160 (26.8%)Dale Bumpers: 3,170 (73.2%)0 (0.0%)4,330

Source: Arkansas Secretary of State, official results. Updated .

Lincoln County votes for Governor, 1994-2022 general elections
YearRepublicanDemocratAll othersTotal votes
2022Sarah Huckabee Sanders: 2,015 (72.6%)Chris Jones: 730 (26.3%)32 (1.2%)2,777
2018Asa Hutchinson: 2,227 (73.3%)Jared K. Henderson: 771 (25.4%)41 (1.3%)3,039
2014Asa Hutchinson: 1,476 (47.8%)Mike Ross: 1,531 (49.6%)80 (2.6%)3,087
2010Jim Keet: 791 (25.9%)Mike Beebe: 2,072 (67.8%)194 (6.3%)3,057
2006Asa Hutchinson: 757 (27.0%)Mike Beebe: 1,960 (69.8%)90 (3.2%)2,807
2002Mike Huckabee: 1,646 (48.4%)Jimmie Lou Fisher: 1,746 (51.4%)8 (0.2%)3,400
1998Mike Huckabee: 1,614 (51.6%)Bill Bristow: 1,477 (47.2%)37 (1.2%)3,128
1994Sheffield Nelson: 1,013 (31.0%)Jim Guy Tucker: 2,254 (69.0%)0 (0.0%)3,267

Source: Arkansas Secretary of State, official results. Updated .

Sources

  1. Election Results (all years), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  2. Election Night Reporting: official results 2012-2024, Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  3. 2002 general election results (PDF), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  4. 2004 general election results (PDF), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  5. 2006 general election results (spreadsheet), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  6. 2010 general election results (spreadsheet), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  7. 2014 general election results (PDF), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  8. 1992 general election results (spreadsheet), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  9. 1994 general election results (spreadsheet), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  10. 1998 general election results (data file), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  11. 2008 presidential results by county (Voices of Arkansas 2008, PDF), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  12. 2000 general election results (data file), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  13. 1996 general election results (spreadsheet), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed .
  14. 1976 election results (scanned report), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed . Not yet transcribed on this page.
  15. 1978 election results (scanned report), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed . Not yet transcribed on this page.
  16. 1980 election results (scanned report), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed . Not yet transcribed on this page.
  17. 1982 election results (scanned report), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed . Not yet transcribed on this page.
  18. 1984 election results (scanned report), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed . Not yet transcribed on this page.
  19. 1986 election results (scanned report), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed . Not yet transcribed on this page.
  20. 1988 election results (scanned report), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed . Not yet transcribed on this page.
  21. 1990 election results (scanned report), Arkansas Secretary of State. Accessed . Not yet transcribed on this page.

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