Arkadelphia, Arkansas – Longtime District Court Judge Randy Hill has secured another four-year term after defeating his challenger, deputy prosecutor Greg Vardaman, in the recent election. The final vote count was 2,095-1,068 in favor of Hill. With 66% of the 3,163 votes cast, Hill emerged victorious and expressed gratitude to the citizens of Clark County for their ongoing support. He reiterated his commitment to serving as district judge.
Hill, who hadn’t campaigned for the bench since the 1990s, admitted that it was his first personal experience in a campaign, making it an interesting and challenging journey. On the other hand, Vardaman issued a gracious concession statement from his home in Arkadelphia, thanking God, his family, his campaign staff, volunteers, and all who voted for him. He expressed respect for the decision made by the people of Clark County.
Both Hill and Vardaman extended their appreciation to their campaign teams and supporters. Hill acknowledged that achieving his victory would not have been possible without their dedicated efforts. He also acknowledged the difficulty of balancing his responsibilities as district judge with the demands of the campaign trail, but ultimately found the experience enjoyable.
Reflecting on his campaign, Vardaman described it as a rewarding opportunity to meet numerous individuals throughout the county. He expressed gratitude for the connections he made and congratulated Hill on his victory.
The outcome of this election ensures that Hill will continue his service as District Court Judge, drawing on his extensive experience and dedication to justice in Clark County. As he begins his next term, Hill remains committed to upholding the law and serving the community.