13 Facts About Warwick Sabin

Warwick Sabin was born on 1976 and is a former Democratic member of the Arkansas House of Representatives who represented the 33rd district.

Representative Sabin was a candidate for Mayor in the 2018 Little Rock mayoral election.

Warwick Sabin served as senior director of US Programs at Winrock International.

Warwick Sabin was elected president of the student government, and during his tenure Sabin led a successful campaign to have all schools in the University of Arkansas System officially observe the federal holiday honoring Dr Martin Luther King Jr.

Warwick Sabin left Oxford in June 2000 with a Master of Arts in philosophy, politics and economics.

Warwick Sabin went from Oxford to Washington, DC, where he was press secretary for then US Representative Robert Marion Berry.

Two years later, Warwick Sabin became Associate Editor of the Arkansas Times, where he wrote cover stories and a weekly opinion column.

Warwick Sabin was named to the FOLIO:40 list in 2009, and the Oxford American won the National Magazine Award for Video in 2011.

Warwick Sabin announced in August 2013 that he was leaving the Oxford American to create the Arkansas Regional Innovation Hub, where he served as the founding executive director until the Innovation Hub became part of Winrock International in June 2016, and he was named senior director of US Programs.

Warwick Sabin writes for The Huffington Post and serves on the board of directors for the Center for a Better South.

In 2012, Warwick Sabin was elected to the Arkansas House of Representatives from District 33, which includes downtown Little Rock and other neighborhoods.

Warwick Sabin was elected Chair of the 41-member bi-partisan Freshmen Caucus for the 89th General Assembly and he now holds the position of Assistant Speaker Pro Tempore for the 90th General Assembly.

Warwick Sabin finished in third place in the nonpartisan election, missing the runoff election, behind eventual winner Frank Scott Jr.