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ARRA News Service. - The liberal New York Times indicates as of 8/31/10 that Arkansas is going "red" (Republican) in the November elections. However, conservatives are not resting but are out there on all fronts in Arkansas working to see that this occurs. The latest NYT status report for Congress:
| Arkansas Senate Profile | ||
| Democratic Incumbent Blanche Lincoln Republican John Boozman | New York Times Race Rating Leaning Republican | |
| Lincoln avoided being swept up by the anti-incumbent mood in the primary election, she remains one of the most vulnerable Democratic senators. Republicans view the race in Arkansas as one of their best opportunities to pick up a Democratic seat. The Republican candidate in the race, Representative John Boozman, has the benefit of the political environment on his side. | ||
| Arkansas 1st District Profile | ||
| Democratic Chad Causey Republican Rick Crawford | New York Times Race Rating Leaning Republican | |
| Arkansas 2nd District Profile | ||
| Democratic Joyce Elliott Republican Tim Griffin | New York Times Race Rating Solid Republican | |
| Arkansas 3rd District Profile | ||
| Democratic David Whitaker Republican Steve Womack | New York Times Race Rating Solid Republican | |
| Arkansas 4th District Profile | ||
| Democratic Incumbent Mike Ross Republican Beth Anne Rankin | New York Times Race Rating Leaning Democrat | |
Tags: Arkansas, US Congress, political races, US Senate, US House, AR-01, AR-02, AR-03, AR-04, Republicans, Democrats, painting Arkansas Red, Election 2010
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