New Names Enter AR 4th District Congressional Race

By: KTVE - Monroe, El Dorado

Updated: February 29, 2012

The Democratic primary race for the 4th Congressional District is getting a little more crowded.

Hot Springs lawyer Q. Byrum Hurst is joining the race, which already has Gene Jeffress and D.C. Morrison.

The winning Democrat will face the winner from a three-way race on the Republican side that includes Tom Cotton, John Cowart and Beth Anne Rankin.

Hurst's father was a state senator for 22 years and ran for governor in 1972.

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