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Arkansas presidential election results 2016

Donald J. Trump carried Arkansas by 26.92 points (304,378 votes), winning 6 electoral votes.

Electoral votes
6
Votes counted
1,130,635
AR result
R+26.9
Compared with the nation
28.9 pts more Republican
Swing since 2012
3.2 pts to R

Statewide result

CandidatePartyVotesShareBarElectoral votes
Donald J. TrumpRepublican684,87260.60%6
Hillary ClintonDemocratic380,49433.70%—
Gary JohnsonLibertarian29,8292.60%—
Total votes1,130,635

Sources: ar.pdf · 2016

Certified state documentCertified

Arkansas Secretary of State, 2016 General Election and Nonpartisan Runoff Election, Official County Results (Clarity summary print 11/23/2016): U.S. President & Vice President statewide; page image with an OCR layer
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Every ticket on the ballot, as printed in the certified document (the statewide table above groups minor candidates as “Others” when the source does).

All 8 tickets as printed in the document
Ticket (as printed)CodeVotesShare
Donald J. Trump/Michael R. Pence (REP)REP684,87260.57%
Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine (DEM)DEM380,49433.65%
Gary Johnson/Bill Weld (LIB)LIB29,8292.64%
Evan McMullin/Nathan Johnson (BFA)BFA13,2551.17%
Jill Stein/Ajamu Baraka (GRN)GRN9,4730.84%
Jim Hedges/Bill Bayes (IND)IND4,7090.42%
Darrell L. Castle/Scott N. Bradley (CST)CST4,6130.41%
Lynn S. Kahn/Kathleen Monahan (IND)IND3,3900.30%
Total as printed1,130,635

County resultsMIT Election Lab

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MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records)
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Van Buren County: Donald J. Trump +52.2White County: Donald J. Trump +58.4Arkansas County: Donald J. Trump +30.4Boone County: Donald J. Trump +57.8Clark County: Donald J. Trump +9.2Conway County: Donald J. Trump +27.7Drew County: Donald J. Trump +24.3Garland County: Donald J. Trump +33.8Howard County: Donald J. Trump +38.6Johnson County: Donald J. Trump +40.2Lonoke County: Donald J. Trump +52.7Montgomery County: Donald J. Trump +53.2Newton County: Donald J. Trump +58.0Poinsett County: Donald J. Trump +46.9St. Francis County: Hillary Clinton +11.3Searcy County: Donald J. Trump +63.1Washington County: Donald J. Trump +9.9Woodruff County: Donald J. Trump +8.9Carroll County: Donald J. Trump +32.0Chicot County: Hillary Clinton +15.2Cleveland County: Donald J. Trump +51.8Columbia County: Donald J. Trump +26.1Crawford County: Donald J. Trump +54.3Faulkner County: Donald J. Trump +31.0Franklin County: Donald J. Trump +54.1Grant County: Donald J. Trump +58.5Hot Spring County: Donald J. Trump +42.1Jackson County: Donald J. Trump +32.7Lafayette County: Donald J. Trump +25.4Little River County: Donald J. Trump +42.2Logan County: Donald J. Trump +50.9Madison County: Donald J. Trump +48.8Marion County: Donald J. Trump +54.9Miller County: Donald J. Trump +43.6Mississippi County: Donald J. Trump +10.5Nevada County: Donald J. Trump +26.0Ouachita County: Donald J. Trump +10.4Polk County: Donald J. Trump +65.7Pope County: Donald J. Trump +49.9Randolph County: Donald J. Trump +48.3Sevier County: Donald J. Trump +48.4Stone County: Donald J. Trump +51.8Ashley County: Donald J. Trump +36.2Calhoun County: Donald J. Trump +40.4Yell County: Donald J. Trump +48.6Bradley County: Donald J. Trump +23.2Cleburne County: Donald J. Trump +60.9Cross County: Donald J. Trump +37.6Dallas County: Donald J. Trump +12.4Greene County: Donald J. Trump +52.4Izard County: Donald J. Trump +53.8Lincoln County: Donald J. Trump +31.4Pike County: Donald J. Trump +61.9Prairie County: Donald J. Trump +49.1Sharp County: Donald J. Trump +54.3Monroe County: Donald J. Trump +6.1Saline County: Donald J. Trump +43.4Sebastian County: Donald J. Trump +37.7Union County: Donald J. Trump +27.2Clay County: Donald J. Trump +49.7Craighead County: Donald J. Trump +34.7Crittenden County: Hillary Clinton +9.1Desha County: Hillary Clinton +7.3Hempstead County: Donald J. Trump +28.7Independence County: Donald J. Trump +51.8Jefferson County: Hillary Clinton +25.2Lawrence County: Donald J. Trump +49.3Lee County: Hillary Clinton +16.7Baxter County: Donald J. Trump +53.2Benton County: Donald J. Trump +33.9Perry County: Donald J. Trump +45.5Phillips County: Hillary Clinton +26.8Pulaski County: Hillary Clinton +17.7Fulton County: Donald J. Trump +50.4Scott County: Donald J. Trump +60.7
Each county coloured by its winner and shaded by margin. Tap one for its history.
County Hillary ClintonDonald J. TrumpOthers TotalMargin
Arkansas 1,9393,826447 6,212 30.4
Ashley 2,4085,338337 8,083 36.2
Baxter 4,16914,682915 19,766 53.2
Benton 28,00560,8717,948 96,824 33.9
Boone 2,92612,235950 16,111 57.8
Bradley 1,3172,164172 3,653 23.2
Calhoun 6391,55674 2,269 40.4
Carroll 3,3426,786630 10,758 32.0
Chicot 2,3501,716110 4,176 15.2
Clark 3,6204,404502 8,526 9.2
Clay 1,1993,781220 5,200 49.7
Cleburne 2,1019,458526 12,085 60.9
Cleveland 7232,462169 3,354 51.8
Columbia 3,1405,456291 8,887 26.1
Conway 2,6564,849422 7,927 27.7
Craighead 10,53822,8922,143 35,573 34.7
Crawford 4,48816,6861,276 22,450 54.3
Crittenden 8,4106,964578 15,952 9.1
Cross 1,9994,584291 6,874 37.6
Dallas 1,1651,50997 2,771 12.4
Desha 2,2281,919110 4,257 7.3
Drew 2,3653,968262 6,595 24.3
Faulkner 14,62929,3463,552 47,527 31.0
Franklin 1,3765,039355 6,770 54.1
Fulton 1,0673,471234 4,772 50.4
Garland 12,31126,0872,407 40,805 33.8
Grant 1,3735,725347 7,445 58.5
Greene 3,07110,720809 14,600 52.4
Hempstead 2,3774,401271 7,049 28.7
Hot Spring 3,1498,172623 11,944 42.1
Howard 1,3513,157166 4,674 38.6
Independence 2,8819,936797 13,614 51.8
Izard 1,1134,042293 5,448 53.8
Jackson 1,5833,267306 5,156 32.7
Jefferson 15,7729,250872 25,894 25.2
Johnson 2,4276,091594 9,112 40.2
Lafayette 1,0321,75870 2,860 25.4
Lawrence 1,2634,064358 5,685 49.3
Lee 1,7351,22962 3,026 16.7
Lincoln 1,2522,455119 3,826 31.4
Little River 1,3973,605225 5,227 42.2
Logan 1,7155,746460 7,921 50.9
Lonoke 5,66419,9581,478 27,100 52.7
Madison 1,5884,928325 6,841 48.8
Marion 1,4345,336337 7,107 54.9
Miller 4,27311,294524 16,091 43.6
Mississippi 5,6707,061473 13,204 10.5
Monroe 1,3121,48983 2,884 6.1
Montgomery 7482,643168 3,559 53.2
Nevada 1,1572,00089 3,246 26.0
Newton 6992,875179 3,753 58.0
Ouachita 4,3215,351263 9,935 10.4
Perry 1,0493,008249 4,306 45.5
Phillips 4,3102,446197 6,953 26.8
Pike 6853,150146 3,981 61.9
Poinsett 1,8805,502340 7,722 46.9
Polk 1,2126,618401 8,231 65.7
Pope 5,00016,2561,313 22,569 49.9
Prairie 8142,505125 3,444 49.1
Pulaski 89,57461,2578,945 159,776 17.7
Randolph 1,4254,509445 6,379 48.3
Saline 13,25635,8632,981 52,100 43.4
Scott 6022,731177 3,510 60.7
Searcy 6012,955172 3,728 63.1
Sebastian 12,30029,1273,210 44,637 37.7
Sevier 1,0753,282205 4,562 48.4
Sharp 1,4725,407370 7,249 54.3
St. Francis 4,0313,195204 7,430 11.3
Stone 1,2034,113302 5,618 51.8
Union 5,85510,456583 16,894 27.2
Van Buren 1,5495,382408 7,339 52.2
Washington 33,36641,4767,019 81,861 9.9
White 5,17021,077972 27,219 58.4
Woodruff 1,1181,347106 2,571 8.9
Yell 1,4804,608351 6,439 48.6

Candidate votes as printed in the document. “Total” is the document’s total where it prints one, otherwise the sum of the candidate columns. Margin is the leading ticket’s lead in points over the second.

Notes on how this document was read
  • Secondary source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, County Presidential Election Returns 2000-2016 (compiled from official state election records).

Method: Machine-readable dataset; county sums checked against the state totals in The American Presidency Project summary (within 0.5% for both main tickets).

Questions and answers

Who won Arkansas in 2016?

Donald J. Trump won Arkansas by 26.92 percentage points (304,378 votes).

How many electoral votes did Arkansas have in 2016?

Arkansas cast 6 electoral votes in 2016.

How many people voted for president in Arkansas in 2016?

1,130,635 votes were counted for president.

How many counties did each candidate win in Arkansas in 2016?

Donald J. Trump 67, Hillary Clinton 8 (out of 75 counties with results).

How did Arkansas change from 2012 to 2016?

The margin moved 3.2 points toward the Republican ticket, from Republican by 23.7 points to Republican by 26.9 points.

Official results As published by The American Presidency Project (UC Santa Barbara) and the state documents it links. How we use this data