... the party's chief attack dog and slinger of political red meat. It's a role that others have played with glee. Ron Oliver once said former Gov. Mike Huckabee acted like a spoiled child when he joked about running for the Senate because of ...

Ron Oliver, chairman of the Arkansas Democratic Party, will appear at Hendrix College in the Mills Library at 8:30 p.m. today. The event is open to the public.

Ron Oliver sees genuine opportunities for the Democratic Party in the next election cycle. The state party chairman, four months into his ...

State Democratic Party Chairman Ron Oliver will address Faulkner County Democrats at a June 4 meeting. The meeting will be at the Faulkner County Courthouse at 6:30 p.m. Oliver is sceduled to discuss plans for the 2002 election.

LITTLE ROCK (AP) -- Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jimmie Lou Fisher has named Ron Oliver, the state Democratic Party chairman, as her campaign manager. Fisher, state treasurer since 1981, hopes to unseat Republican ...

LITTLE ROCK - Arkansas Democrats chose Jason Willett of Jonesboro over their incumbent chairman Ron Oliver to lead the party the next two years. Sixty-two percent of the 384 votes cast by the State Committee went for Willett, who ...

The state's Democrats will vote Saturday on whether to replace their chairman of four years, Ron Oliver, with his young challenger, Jason Willett. Some people have encouraged me to comment on the matter, which has generated heat ...

... AP) -- The Democratic Party of Arkansas has re-elected its top officers to new two-year terms. Party chairman Ron Oliver of North Little Rock had no opponent in Saturday's election. Last year, Oliver served as chair for the gubernatorial ...

... for comments that suggested sheriffs engage in election fraud, the Democratic Party of Arkansas chairman said Friday. Ron Oliver criticized Huckabee's comment, made in an interview at the Republican National Convention, that "you can never be ...

... spectacle of the state Democratic Party at the mere starting gate of a big governor's race? That's what I asked Ron Oliver, former chairman of the party. He'd been quoted on the front page of the Little Rock newspaper blasting the borrow ...