94th Arkansas General Assembly

The Ninety-Forth Arkansas General Assembly is the legislative body of the state of Arkansas in 2023 and 2024. The Arkansas Senate and Arkansas House of Representatives were both controlled by the Republicans. In the Senate, 29 senators were Republicans and 6 were Democrats. In the House, 82 representatives were Republicans and 18 were Democrats.

94rd Arkansas General Assembly
←93rd 95th→
Arkansas State Capitol (2009)
Overview
Meeting placeArkansas State Capitol
TermJanuary 9, 2023 (2023-01-09) –
Websitewww.arkleg.state.ar.us/
Arkansas Senate
Members35 (29 R, 6 D)
President of the SenateLeslie Rutledge (R)
President Pro Tempore of the SenateBart Hester (R)
Majority LeaderBlake Johnson (R)
Minority LeaderGreg Leding (D)
Party controlRepublican Party
House of Representatives
Members100 (82 R, 18 D)
House SpeakerMatthew Shepherd (R)
Speaker pro Tempore(R)
Majority Leader(R)
Minority Leader(D)
Party controlRepublican Party
Sessions
1stJanuary 9, 2023 –

Sessions
  • The Regular Session of the 94th General Assembly opened on January 9, 2023.[1]


Senate

Officers
Office Officer Party District
President/Lieutenant Governor Leslie Rutledge Republican N/A
President Pro Tempore of the Senate Bart Hester Republican 33
Assistant Pro Tempore, 1st District Dan Sullivan Republican 20
Assistant Pro Tempore, 2nd District Clarke Tucker Democrat 14
Assistant Pro Tempore, 3rd District Jim Dotson Republican 34
Assistant Pro Tempore, 4th District Breanne Davis Republican 25

Floor Leaders
Office Officer[2] Party District
Majority Leader Blake Johnson Republican 21
Majority Whip Ricky Hill Republican 11
Minority Leader Greg Leding Democratic 30
Minority Whip Linda Chesterfield Democratic 12

Senators
District Name Party Residence First elected Seat up Term-limited
1 Ben Gilmore Rep Crossett 2020 2024 2036
2 Matt Stone Rep Camden 2022 2026 2038
3 Steve Crowell Rep Magnolia 2022 2026 2038
4 Jimmy Hickey Jr. Rep Texarkana 2012 2024 2028
5 Terry Rice Rep Waldron 2014 2022 2030
6 Matt McKee Rep Pearcy 2022 2026 2038
7 Alan Clark Rep Lonsdale 2012 2024 2028
8 Stephanie Flowers Dem Pine Bluff 2010 2024 2026
9 Reginald Murdock Dem Marianna 2010 2026 2026
10 Ron Caldwell Rep Wynne 2012 2024 2028
11 Ricky Hill Rep Cabot 2018 (special) 2024 2034
12 Linda Chesterfield Dem Little Rock 2010 2022 2026
13 Jane English Rep North Little Rock 2012 2024 2028
14 Clarke Tucker Dem Little Rock 2014 2024 2032
15 Fredrick Love Dem Mabelvale 2010 2026 2026
16 Kim Hammer Rep Benton 2018 2022 2034
17 Mark Johnson Rep Little Rock 2018 2022 2034
18 Jonathan Dismang Rep Beebe 2010 2024 2026
19 Dave Wallace Rep Leachville 2016 2024 2032
20 Dan Sullivan Rep Jonesboro 2014 2024 2030
21 Blake Johnson Rep Corning 2014 2022 2030
22 John Payton Rep Wilburn 2012 2026 2028
23 Scott Flippo Rep Mountain Home 2014 2022 2030
24 Missy Irvin Rep Mountain View 2010 2022 2026
25 Breanne Davis Rep Russellville 2018 (special) 2024 2034
26 Gary Stubblefield Rep Branch 2012 2022 2028
27 Justin Boyd Rep Fort Smith 2014 2026 2030
28 Bryan King Rep Green Forest 2013 2026 2034
29 Jim Petty Rep Van Buren 2022 2026 2038
30 Greg Leding Dem Fayetteville 2018 2026 2034
31 Clint Penzo Rep Springdale 2016 2024 2032
12 Joshua P. Bryant Rep Rogers 2020 2024 2036
33 Bart Hester Rep Cave Springs 2012 2024 2028
34 Jim Dotson Rep Bentonville 2012 2026 2028
35 Tyler Dees Rep Siloam Springs 2022 2026 2038

    References
    1. Glisovic, Marine (January 9, 2023). "The 94th General Assembly kicks off the 2023 Arkansas Legislative Session". Little Rock: KATV. Retrieved January 22, 2023.
    2. Herzog, Rachel; Moritz, John; Wickline, Michael R. (January 12, 2021). "Arkansas lawmakers gather, take first actions of session". Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. Little Rock, Arkansas: WEHCO Media. Retrieved February 7, 2021.
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