Poll: GOP Could Sweep Arkansas Congressional Seats
By: KARK 4 News
Updated: September 24, 2012
According to a Talk Business-Hendrix College poll, Republicans are set to win all four Congressional seats in Arkansas for the first time.
The poll, conducted amongst likely voters in the general election, shows double-digit leads for Republicans in each of the four districts.
According to the article on TalkBusiness.net, Rick Crawford's 53 percent leads Scott Ellington's 28 percent in the First Congressional District, while the Second Congressional District sees Tim Griffin leading Herb Rule by 20.5 percent.
Likely voters in the Third Congressional District have Steve Womack at a 58 percent clip, with the next highest percentage of would-be voters are still undecided at 20.5 percent.
Tom Cotton has 51 percent of the likely voters in his favor in the most recent poll, compared to 22 percent for Gene Jeffress.
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The poll, conducted amongst likely voters in the general election, shows double-digit leads for Republicans in each of the four districts.
According to the article on TalkBusiness.net, Rick Crawford's 53 percent leads Scott Ellington's 28 percent in the First Congressional District, while the Second Congressional District sees Tim Griffin leading Herb Rule by 20.5 percent.
Likely voters in the Third Congressional District have Steve Womack at a 58 percent clip, with the next highest percentage of would-be voters are still undecided at 20.5 percent.
Tom Cotton has 51 percent of the likely voters in his favor in the most recent poll, compared to 22 percent for Gene Jeffress.
To read the original article, click here.
