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90th Arkansas General Assembly

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Sessions
Major events
Vacancies
Senate
Leadership Officers Floor Leaders
Senators
House of Representatives
Leadership Representatives
References

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| name = 90th Arkansas General Assembly
| image = Arkansas State Capitol.jpg
| caption = Arkansas State Capitol (2009)
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| term_start = {{Start date|2015|1|12}}
| term_end = {{End date|2015|04|02}}
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| after = 91st
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| chamber1_image_caption = Senate party standings
| chamber1 = Arkansas Senate
| membership1 = 34 (23 R, 11 D, 1 vacant)
| control1 = Republican Party
| chamber1_leader1_type = President of the Senate
| chamber1_leader1 = Tim Griffin (R)
| chamber1_leader2_type = President Pro Tempore of the Senate
| chamber1_leader2 = Jonathan Dismang (R)
| chamber1_leader3_type = Majority Leader
| chamber1_leader3 = Jim Hendren
| chamber1_leader4_type = Minority Leader
| chamber1_leader4 = Keith Ingram
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| chamber2_image_caption =House party standings
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| membership2 = 100 (69 R, 30 D, 1 Independent)
| control2 = Republican Party
| chamber2_leader1_type = House Speaker
| chamber2_leader1 = Jeremy Gillam (R)
| chamber2_leader2_type = Speaker pro Tempore
| chamber2_leader2 = Jon Eubanks (R)
| chamber2_leader3_type = Majority Leader
| chamber2_leader3 = Ken Bragg (R)
| chamber2_leader4_type = Minority Leader
| chamber2_leader4 = David Whitaker (D)
| session1_start = January 12, 2015
| session1_end = April 2, 2015
| session2_start = May 26, 2015
| session2_end = May 29, 2015
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The Ninetieth Arkansas General Assembly was the legislative body of the state of Arkansas in 2015 and 2016. In this General Assembly, the Arkansas Senate and Arkansas House of Representatives were both controlled by the Republicans. In the Senate, 23 senators were Republicans, 11 were Democrats, and one position was vacant until April. In the House, 69 representatives were Republicans, 30 were Democrats, and one was independent.

Sessions

The 90th General Assembly opened session on January 12, 2015. A special session was called on May 26, 2015 to move Arkansas's primary date to the SEC Primary.

Major events

Vacancies

Senator Greg Standridge (R-16th) won a special election in February 2015, but was not seated until April 2015

Senate

Leadership

Officers

Office	Officer	Party	District
President/Lieutenant Governor	Tim Griffin	Republican
President Pro Tempore of the Senate	Jonathan Dismang	Republican	16
Assistant Presidents pro tempore	Eddie Joe Williams	Republican	18
	Jane English	Republican	34
	Cecile Bledsoe	Republican	9
	Bobby Pierce	Democratic	25

Floor Leaders

Office	Officer	Party	District
Majority Leader	Jim Hendren	Republican	29
Majority Whip	Jimmy Hickey Jr.	Republican	28
Minority Leader	Keith Ingram	Democratic	24
Minority Whip	Bobby Pierce	Democratic	27

Senators

District	Name	Party	Residence	First elected	Seat up	Term-limited
1	Bart Hester	Rep	Cave Springs	2012	2020	2028
2	Jim Hendren	Rep	Gravette	2012	2020	2028
3	Cecile Bledsoe	Rep	Rogers	2008	2018	2018
4	Uvalde Lindsey	Dem	Fayetteville	2012	2018	2026
5	Bryan King	Rep	Green Forest	2012	2018	2024
6	Gary Stubblefield	Rep	Branch	2012	2018	2028
7	Jon Woods	Rep	Springdale	2012	2016	2024
8	Jake Files	Rep	Fort Smith	2010	2018	2024
9	Terry Rice	Rep	Waldron	2014	2018	2024
10	Larry Teague	Dem	Nashville	2008	2018	2018
11	Jimmy Hickey Jr.	Rep	Texarkana	2012	2016	2028
12	Bruce Maloch	Dem	Magnolia	2012	2016	2028
13	Alan Clark	Rep	Lonsdale	2012	2016	2028
14	Bill Sample	Rep	Hot Springs	2010	2018	2020
15	David J. Sanders	Rep	Little Rock	2012	2018	2026
16	Vacant	2018
17	Scott Flippo	Rep	Mountain Home	2014	2018	2030
18	Missy Irvin	Rep	Mountain View	2010	2018	2026
19	Linda Collins-Smith	Rep	Pocahontas	2014	2018	2026
20	Blake Johnson	Rep	Corning	2014	2018	2030
21	John Cooper	Rep	Jonesboro	2014 (special)	2016	2032
22	David Burnett	Dem	Osceola	2010	2016	2026
23	Ron Caldwell	Rep	Wynne	2012	2016	2028
24	Keith Ingram	Dem	West Memphis	2012	2018	2024
25	Stephanie Flowers	Dem	Pine Bluff	2010	2016	2020
26	Eddie Cheatham	Dem	Crossett	2012	2016	2022
27	Bobby Pierce	Dem	Sheridan	2012	2016	2022
28	Jonathan Dismang	Rep	Beebe	2010	2016	2024
29	Eddie Joe Williams	Rep	Cabot	2010	2016	2026
30	Linda Chesterfield	Dem	Little Rock	2010	2018	2018
31	Joyce Elliott	Dem	Little Rock	2008	2014	2018
32	David Johnson	Dem	Little Rock	2008	2016	2020
33	Jeremy Hutchinson	Rep	Benton	2010	2018	2020
34	Jane English	Rep	North Little Rock	2012	2016	2026
35	Jason Rapert	Rep	Conway	2010	2018	2026

House of Representatives

Leadership

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Position		Name	Party	County
Majority Leader	Ken Bragg	Republican	Grant	15
Majority Whip	Jim Dotson	Republican	Benton	93
Majority Caucus Secretary	Charlotte Douglas	Republican	Crawford	75
Minority Leader	Eddie Armstrong	Democratic	Pulaski	37

Representatives

District	Name	Party	First elected	Term-limited
1	Prissy\|Hickerson}}	Rep	2010	2016
2	Lane\|Jean}}	Rep	2010	2016
3	Danny\|Watson}}	Rep	2016	2032
4	DeAnn\|Vaught}}	Rep	2014	2030
5	David\|Fielding\|David Fielding (politician)}}	Dem	2010	2026
6	Matthew\|Shepherd}}	Rep	2010	2026
7	John\|Baine\|John Baine (politician)}}	Dem	2012	2028
8	Jeff\|Wardlaw\|Jeff Wardlaw}}	Rep	2010	2026
9	LeAnne\|Burch\|LeAnne Burch}}	Dem	2016	2032
10	Mike\|Holcomb\|Mike Holcomb (politician)}}	Rep	2012	2028
11	Mark\|McElroy\|Mark McElroy (Arkansas politician)}}	Dem	2012	2028
12	Chris\|Richey}}	Dem	2012	2028
13	David\|Hillman\|David Hillman (politician)}}	Rep	2012	2028
14	Camille\|Bennett}}	Dem	2014	2030
15	Ken\|Bragg}}	Rep	2012	2028
16	Ken\|Ferguson\|Ken Ferguson (Arkansas politician)}}	Dem	2014	2030
17	Vivian\|Flowers}}	Dem	2014	2030
18	Richard\|Womack}}	Rep	2012	2028
19	Justin\|Gonzales}}	Rep	2014	2030
20	Nate\|Bell}}	Ind	2010	2026
21	Marcus\|Richmond}}	Rep	2014	2030
22	Mickey\|Gates}}	Rep	2014	2030
23	Lanny\|Fite}}	Rep	2014	2030
26	Laurie\|Rushing}}	Rep	2014	2030
24	Bruce\|Cozart}}	Rep	2011†	2028
25	John\|Vines\|John Vines (politician)}}	Dem	2010	2026
27	Julie\|Mayberry}}	Rep	2014	2030
28	Kim\|Hammer}}	Rep	2010	2026
29	Fredrick\|Love}}	Dem	2010	2026
30	Charles\|Armstrong\|Charles Armstrong (politician)}}	Dem	2012	2028
31	Andy\|Davis\|Andy Davis (Arkansas politician)}}	Rep	2012	2028
32	Jim\|Sorvillo}}	Rep	2014	2030
33	Warwick\|Sabin}}	Dem	2012	2028
34	John\|Walker\|John Walker (Arkansas politician)}}	Dem	2010	2026
35	Clarke\|Tucker}}	Dem	2014	2030
36	Charles\|Blake\|Charles Blake (Arkansas politician)}}	Dem	2014	2030
37	Eddie\|Armstrong}}	Dem	2012	2018
38	Donnie\|Copeland}}	Rep	2014	2020
39	Mark\|Lowery}}	Rep	2012	2018
40	Douglas\|House\|Douglas House (Arkansas politician)}}	Rep	2012	2028
41	Karilyn\|Brown}}	Rep	2014	2030
42	Bob\|Johnson\|Bob Johnson (Arkansas state representative)}}	Dem	2014	2030
43	Tim\|Lemons}}	Rep	2014	2030
44	Joe\|Farrer}}	Rep	2012	2028
45	Jeremy\|Gillam}}	Rep	2010	2026
46	Les\|Eaves}}	Rep	2014	2030
47	Michael John\|Gray}}	Dem	2014	2030
48	Reginald\|Murdock}}	Dem	2010	2026
49	Marshall\|Wright\|Marshall Wright (politician)}}	Dem	2010	2026
50	Milton\|Nicks}}	Dem	2014	2030
51	Deborah\|Ferguson}}	Dem	2012	2028
52	Dwight\|Tosh}}	Rep	2014	2030
53	{{sortname\|Dan\|Sullivan\|Dan Sullivan (Arkansas politician)}}	Rep	2014	2030
54	Johnny\|Rye\|Johnny Rye}}	Rep	2016	2032
55	Monte\|Hodges}}	Dem	2012	2028
56	Joe\|Jett}}	Rep	2012	2028
57	Jimmy\|Gazaway}}	Rep	2016	2032
58	Brandt\|Smith}}	Rep	2014	2030
59	Jack\|Ladyman}}	Rep	2014	2030
60	James\|Ratliff}}	Dem	2010	2026
61	Scott\|Baltz}}	Dem	2012	2028
62	Michelle\|Gray}}	Rep	2014	2030
63	James\|Sturch}}	Rep	2014	2030
64	John\|Payton\|John Payton (Arkansas politician)}}	Rep	2012	2018
65	Rick\|Beck\|Rick Beck (Arkansas politician)}}	Rep	2014	2020
66	Josh\|Miller\|Josh Miller (politician)}}	Rep	2012	2018
67	Stephen\|Meeks}}	Rep	2010	2016
68	Trevor\|Drown}}	Rep	2014	2020
69	Betty\|Overbey}}	Dem	2010	2016
70	David\|Meeks}}	Rep	2010	2016
71	Kenneth\|Henderson}}	Rep	2014	2020
72	Stephen\|Magie}}	Dem	2012	2018
73	Mary\|Bentley\|Mary Bentley (Arkansas politician)}}	Rep	2014	2020
74	Jon\|Eubanks}}	Rep	2010	2016
75	Charlotte\|Douglas\|Charlotte Douglas (politician)}}	Rep	2012	2018
76	Mathew\|Pitsch}}	Rep	2014	2020
77	Justin\|Boyd\|Justin Boyd (Arkansas politician)}}	Rep	2014	2020
78	George\|McGill\|George McGill (Arkansas politician)}}	Dem	2012	2018
79	Gary\|Deffenbaugh}}	Rep	2010	2016
80	Charlene\|Fite}}	Rep	2012	2018
81	Justin\|Harris}}	Rep	2010	2016
82	Bill\|Gossage}}	Rep	2012	2018
83	David\|Branscum}}	Rep	2010	2016
84	Charlie\|Collins\|Charlie Collins (politician)}}	Rep	2010	2016
85	David\|Whitaker\|David Whitaker (politician)}}	Dem	2012	2018
86	Greg\|Leding}}	Dem	2010	2016
87	Robin\|Lundstrum}}	Rep	2014	2020
88	Lance\|Eads}}	Rep	2014	2020
89	Micah\|Neal}}	Rep	2012	2028
90	Jana Della\|Rosa}}	Rep	2014	2030
91	Dan\|Douglas}}	Rep	2012	2028
92	Kim\|Hendren}}	Rep	2014	2030
93	Jim\|Dotson}}	Rep	2012	2028
94	Rebecca\|Petty}}	Rep	2014	2030
95	Sue\|Scott\|Sue Scott (politician)}}	Rep	2012	2028
96	Grant\|Hodges}}	Rep	2014	2030
97	Bob\|Ballinger}}	Rep	2012	2028
98	Ron\|McNair\|Ron McNair (Arkansas politician)}}	Rep	2014	2030
99	Kelley\|Linck}}	Rep	2010	2026
100	Nelda\|Speaks}}	Rep	2014	2030

References

1 : Arkansas legislative sessions

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