Carroll County unofficial election numbers
Published 8:25 am Wednesday, November 4, 2026
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The following are the tallies for Carroll County votes as of 10:34 p.m., Nov. 3. Out of 17,479 registered voters in the county, 50.17% participated.
Incumbent David Writer retained the position of County Judge over Jim Wallace with 53.51% of the vote. Wallace received 3,995 votes to Writer’s 4,598.
Justice of the Peace District 1 was won by Al Selleck (D) over Sharon Lawlor (R) with 53.53% of the vote. Selleck secured 660 votes and Lawlor 573.
In District 7, Kellie Matt (R) received 70% of the vote over opponent David Robinette (D). Matt tallied 553 votes and Robinette 237.
In the Eureka Springs mayoral race, incumbent Robert Berry currently has 28.07% of the vote, Susan Harman has 23.22%, and Steve Holifield has 48.71%. Berry received 272 votes, Harman 225, and Holifield 472.
The Eureka Springs Treasurer race was won by Michael Carey with 463 votes, representing 58.31%. His opponent, Aaron Borey, took 41.69% of the vote, or 331.
For Eureka Springs City Council Ward 3, Position 2, Shira C. Fouste won 71.52% of the vote and Harold Meyer only 28.48%.
A 1% Sales and Use Tax passed in Eureka Springs, alongside Water Improvement Bonds authorizing $10 million in city bonds to be supported by the tax. A Sewer Improvement Bonds proposal also supported by the tax passed.
The mayoral race in Green Forest saw Mark Jorgensen walk away with 60.42% of the vote over Janell Compton’s 39.58%.
Green Forest City Council Ward 1, Position 1 was won by Casie Cenobio with 53.41% of the vote over Jerry D. Carlton. In Ward 2, Position 1, Luis Diaz received 57.08% of the vote to Carroll Smith’s 42.92%.
In Oak Grove, voters gave Robert Fairweather 54.96% of the vote over Lajunta Plumlee with 45.04%.
In Holiday Island, a 2.5% Sales tax failed to pass with only 39.77% for.
