Eleven precincts reporting, 17,479 registered voters, only 8,769 votes were cast, 50.17 percent of registered voters.
Steve Holifield, 48.71%, Butch Berry 28.07%, Susan Harman, 22.23%. Holifield and Mayor Butch Berry may be in a runoff as the candidate needs 50%+1 vote to win, but results are not official as of press time.
County Judge incumbent David Writer beat challenger Jim Wallace by 603 votes (4,598-3,995)
City Clerk goes to Michael Carey, 463 votes to 331 for Aaron Borey.
Harry Meyer lost his Ward 3, Position 2 Eureka Springs City Council seat to Shira Fouste, 648-258
The 1% Sales and Use Tax, Water Improvement Bonds and Sewer Improvement Bonds all passed.
Holiday Island 2.5% sales tax did not pass, but Sunday liquor sales passed with 73% of the vote.
Justice of the Peace District 1, Al Selleck of Holiday Island 660 to Sharon Lawlor, 573
Kellie Matt cruised to a 70%-30% win over David Robinette, Justice of the Peace Dist. 7
Tim Kilby is mayor of Beaver, Tim McKinney stays in as mayor Berryville, Dan Kees is still mayor of Holiday Island, and Mark Jorgensen bettered Janell Compton for Mayor of Green Forest.
County results for statewide elections
Republican Steve Womack garnered 57 percent to 38 % for Democrat Robb Ryerse and 4% for Libertarian Bobby Wilson
Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders beat Democrat Fred Love, 4,701 to 3,436. (53% to 49%) Lt. Gov. stays in the hands of Leslie Rutledge.
Tom Cotton, Arkansas junior senator since 2015, outdistanced Democrat and political newcomer Hallie Shoffner, 4,804 to 3,653. (55% to 41%)
Rep. Kim Hammer 56% to 39% for Kelly Grappe for Sec of State
State Treasurer unopposed Rep. John Thurston
State Auditor Rep. Dennis Milligan unopposed
Commissioner State Lands Rep. Cole Jester 5,070 to Libertarian Christopher Olson 37%
Rep. Bryan King unopposed or State Senate District 28 and Rep. Cody Rogers unopposed State Rep. District 6
Republican James Eaton unopposed for State Representative District 26