Democratic Party of AR

Democratic Party of Arkansas

William A. Gwatney Democratic Headquarters
1300 West Capitol Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 374-2361
(501) 376-8409 (FAX)

www.ArkDems.org

Chick for your State Representatives and State Senator

Congressional Map of Arkansas

The 3 million people in Arkansas are represented by four U.S. Representations in Congress and two U.S. Senators. Currently all congressional seats are held by Republican members.

All of Washington County is in the Third Congressional District.

Democratic Legislative Leadership

Senator Keith Ingram- Senate Minority Leader

Senator Keith M. Ingram represents Senate District 24, which includes Crittenden County and parts of Cross, Lee, Phillips and St. Francis Counties. He is serving his first term in the Senate. For the current 89th General Assembly, he serves as Senate Minority Leader and chairman of the 2014 Southern Legislative Conference, which will be hosted in Little Rock next year. His other leadership positions include vice chair of both the Senate Insurance & Commerce Committee and Arkansas Legislative Council (ALC) Review. He holds membership on the following committees: Senate Judiciary; Joint Performance Review (JPR); Senate Efficiency; Arkansas Legislative Council (ALC); Legislative Facilities; Legislative Joint Auditing; ALC-Claims Review; Legislative Joint Auditing–State Agencies; ALC-PEER and ALC-Game & Fish/State Police.

Phone: 870-735-9580
Email: friendsforkeith@gmail.com

Representative Michael John Gray- House Minority Leader

Representative Michael John Gray, a lifelong resident of Woodruff County, is committed to asking tough questions, speaking up something doesn’t look right, and won’t back down from the hard decisions. As state representative for District 47, Michael John stands for Jackson, Woodruff, White and Independence Counties, a district that he believes often gets lost in the fight for services and resources in Little Rock.

Sworn in as member of the Arkansas 90th General Assembly in January 2015, the Speaker of the House appointed Michael John as vice chairman of the Joint Committee on Advanced Communications and Information Technology. Only a handful of first-year legislators in his class of 41 were given leadership positions. His fellow class of new representatives elected him to be their vice chairman.

In September 2015, his fellow Democratic representatives elected Michael John to be the House Democratic Caucus Leader.

Phone: 870-347-6000
Email: michael.gray@arkansashouse.org