阿肯色州2026年选举结果：桑德斯连任州长，科顿连任参议员，四项修宪三过一否

2026年11月3日，阿肯色州举行中期选举。州长莎拉·赫卡比·桑德斯与联邦参议员汤姆·科顿均连任；4项修宪议题3项通过、1项被否决；联邦众议员已宣布3席均为共和党，第2区尚未宣布；州议会两院继续由共和党控制。以下为全州选票结果汇总，予以公示。

州长与联邦参议员

州长：莎拉·赫卡比·桑德斯（Sarah Huckabee Sanders，共和党）得票477,090张、得票率53.9%，连任；民主党弗雷德·洛夫（Fred Love）341,645票、38.6%，自由党 Colt Shelby 66,880票、7.6%。美联社已宣布。附记：Colt Shelby 在其家乡 Franklin County 赢得相对多数，为自由党州长候选人自19世纪末以来首次在阿肯色一县居首。

联邦参议员：汤姆·科顿（Tom Cotton，共和党）得票480,576张、得票率54.3%，连任第三个任期；民主党哈莉·肖夫纳（Hallie Shoffner）375,620票、42.4%，自由党 Jeff Wadlin 29,480票、3.3%。美联社已宣布。另一席参议员 John Boozman（共和党）今年无改选，下次改选2028年。

其他全州职位

副州长：Leslie Rutledge（共和党）（据州务卿半官方计票）。

州务卿：Kim Hammer（共和党）得票490,380张、约56%，美联社已宣布。

总检察长：Tim Griffin（共和党）无对手连任。

州财长：John Thurston（共和党）无对手连任。

州审计长：Dennis Milligan（共和党）无对手连任。

州土地专员：Cole Jester（共和党）（据州务卿半官方计票）。

公投／修宪逐条

议题1（公民投票资格修宪案）：州宪法明定只有符合选民资格的美国公民可在本州投票。赞成595,974票、69.1%，通过，美联社已宣布。

议题2（持枪权修宪案）：扩大州宪法持枪权表述，涵盖弹药、枪支配件与部件，称该权利为自然、基本、个人权利且不得侵犯。赞成612,402票、70.8%，通过，美联社已宣布。

议题3（经济发展区）：授权设立经济发展区。反对431,039票、50.7%，赞成419,223票，被否决，美联社已宣布。

议题4（自然资源债券）：授权发行最高5亿美元债券，用于供水、污水与污染治理设施。赞成477,820票、56.5%，通过，美联社已宣布。

联邦众议员代表团

总览：全州共4席，已宣布共和党3席，第2区尚未宣布；选前共和党4席。已宣布席位中无翻转。

第1区：Rick Crawford（共和党）连任，约65.5%，美联社已宣布。

第2区：尚未宣布。French Hill（共和党）得票127,427张、50.9%，领先 Chris Jones（民主党）的123,025票、49.1%，票差4,402票，约99%预计票已计。

第3区：Steve Womack（共和党）连任，美联社已宣布。

第4区：Bruce Westerman（共和党）连任，约65%，美联社已宣布。

华裔／亚裔当选者核查：已宣布当选者中未查到华裔／亚裔。

州议会

州参议院：共和党继续控制多数，无翻转（确切席次待认证后补）。

州众议院：共和党继续控制多数，无翻转；共和党超级多数是否守住取决于 Pulaski County 少数选区，截至发稿尚未确定。

以上数字为阿肯色州务卿办公室半官方计票与美联社宣布，邮寄选票仍在清点；尚未宣布的席位只列领先情况、不作当选论定，最终结果以州认证为准。本汇总为全体选民共同投出的结果，如实公示，不作评论。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Arkansas 2026 Election Results: Sanders Reelected Governor, Cotton Holds Senate Seat, Three of Four Amendments Pass

Arkansas held its midterm elections on November 3, 2026. Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders and U.S. Sen. Tom Cotton both won reelection; of four constitutional amendments, three passed and one was rejected; Republicans won the three called U.S. House seats, with District 2 not yet called; and Republicans kept control of both chambers of the state legislature. Below is a summary of the statewide ballot results, published for the record.

Governor and U.S. Senator

Governor: Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) won reelection with 477,090 votes, 53.9%, over Fred Love (D), 341,645 votes, 38.6%, and Libertarian Colt Shelby, 66,880 votes, 7.6%. Called by the AP. Shelby won a plurality in his home Franklin County, the first time a Libertarian candidate for governor has carried an Arkansas county since the late 19th century.

U.S. Senator: Tom Cotton (R) won a third term with 480,576 votes, 54.3%, over Hallie Shoffner (D), 375,620 votes, 42.4%, and Libertarian Jeff Wadlin, 29,480 votes, 3.3%. Called by the AP. The state's other senator, John Boozman (R), was not up this year and is next up in 2028.

Other Statewide Offices

Lieutenant Governor: Leslie Rutledge (R), per the Secretary of State's semi-official count.

Secretary of State: Kim Hammer (R) won with 490,380 votes, about 56%. Called by the AP.

Attorney General: Tim Griffin (R) was reelected unopposed.

State Treasurer: John Thurston (R) was reelected unopposed.

State Auditor: Dennis Milligan (R) was reelected unopposed.

Commissioner of State Lands: Cole Jester (R), per the Secretary of State's semi-official count.

Ballot Measures and Constitutional Amendments

Issue 1 (Citizens Only Voting Amendment): The state constitution would specify that only U.S. citizens meeting voter qualifications may vote in Arkansas. Yes 595,974 votes, 69.1% — passed, called by the AP.

Issue 2 (Arms Amendment): Expands the state constitution's arms language to cover ammunition, accessories and components, describing the right as natural, fundamental, individual and not to be infringed. Yes 612,402 votes, 70.8% — passed, called by the AP.

Issue 3 (Economic Development Districts): Would authorize the creation of economic development districts. No 431,039 votes, 50.7%, against 419,223 yes votes — rejected, called by the AP.

Issue 4 (Natural Resources Bonds): Authorizes up to $500 million in bonds for water, sewer and pollution-control facilities. Yes 477,820 votes, 56.5% — passed, called by the AP.

U.S. House Delegation

Overview: Arkansas has four U.S. House seats. Republicans have won the three called seats; District 2 is not yet called. Before the election, all four seats were Republican, and no called seat flipped.

District 1: Rick Crawford (R) won reelection with about 65.5%. Called by the AP.

District 2: Not yet called. French Hill (R) leads Chris Jones (D) 127,427 votes, 50.9%, to 123,025 votes, 49.1%, a margin of 4,402 votes, with about 99% of the expected vote counted.

District 3: Steve Womack (R) won reelection. Called by the AP.

District 4: Bruce Westerman (R) won reelection with about 65%. Called by the AP.

Chinese American / Asian American check: No Chinese American or Asian American was found among the called winners.

State Legislature

State Senate: Republicans kept their majority, with no change of control; exact seat counts await certification.

State House: Republicans kept their majority, with no change of control; whether the Republican supermajority survives depends on a few Pulaski County districts and was not settled as of this report.

All figures are semi-official results from the Arkansas Secretary of State and Associated Press calls. Mail ballots are still being counted; uncalled races list only the current leader and are not final. Final results are subject to state certification. This summary reports the results as cast by all voters, without commentary.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：阿肯色州州务卿办公室

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