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Democratic Rep. Vic Snyder (hw) has represented Arkansas' 2nd Congressional District since 1997.
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2008 election
- Vic Snyder (D) 212,269, 77%
- Deb McFarland (G) 64,606, 23%
2006 election
- Vic Snyder (D) 124,698, 61%
- Andy Mayberry (R) 81,278, 39%
2004 election
- Vic Snyder(D) 157,393, 58%
- Marvin Parks (R) 113,948, 42%
2002 election
- Vic Snyder (D) was unopposed in 2002.
External links
- Election Results (Arkansas Secretary of State)
- Washington Post: 2000 elections
- Washington Post: 2002 elections
- Washington Post: 2004 elections
- Washington Post: 2006 elections
- Washington Post: 2008 elections
- Politics1: Arkansas
- AR-02 Fast Facts
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Congress: AR-Sen, AR-01, AR-02, AR-03, AR-04
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