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Senate: Arkansas
(Cotton vs Pryor)

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Pryor
Cotton
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Vote by Gender

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Age

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  • Pryor
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  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Age

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  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Race

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  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Gender and Race

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Ideology

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Party ID

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Gender and Party

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Education

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Are You a College Graduate?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Did You Attend College?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Race and Education

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Income

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Income

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Income

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Income

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Are You White Evangelical or Born-Again Christian?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

How Often Do You Attend Religious Services?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

How Often Do You Attend Religious Services?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Country is Going In...

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Your View of Government

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Are You Worried About Economic Conditions?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Are You Worried About Economic Conditions?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

How Obama is Handling His Job

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

How Obama is Handling His Job

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Opinion of Democratic Party

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Opinion of Republican Party

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Opinion of Tea Party

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Opinion of Tea Party

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Opinion of Obama Administration

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Opinion of Obama Administration

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Opinion of GOP Leaders in Congress

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Opinion of GOP Leaders in Congress

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Your Senate Vote Meant To Express...

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Party Control of U.S. Senate

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Party Control of U.S. Senate

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Most Important Issue Facing Country Today

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

U.S. Military Action Against ISIS Forces

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

2010 Federal Health Care Law...

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Most Illegal Immigrants Working in U.S. Should Be:

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Should Same-Sex Marriages Be Legal in Your State?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Would Hillary Clinton Make a Good President?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Would Mike Huckabee Make a Good President?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Marital Status

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Gender and Marital Status

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Did Candidates Attack Unfairly?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Did Cotton Attack Unfairly?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Did Pryor Attack Unfairly?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

When Did You Decide Your Senate Vote?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

When Did You Decide Your Senate Vote?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

When Did You Decide Your Senate Vote?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

When Did You Decide Your Senate Vote?

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote for Governor

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Region

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Vote by Size of Place

  • total

  • Pryor
  • Cotton
  • Other /
    NA

Notes
  • All times ET.
  • In Indiana and Kentucky, most polls close at 6 p.m. ET, but counties in some parts of the state close at 7 p.m. ET.
  • CNN will broadcast a projected winner only after an extensive review of data from a number of sources.
  • "Party change" denotes a race where the 2014 projected winner is from a different party than the previous winner or incumbent.
  • Not all candidates are listed.