AR: Hart Research/AARP: Pryor leads by 5

[Miles]

Article.

Pryor (D)- 48%
Cotton (R)- 43%
Not sure- 9%

[RogueBeaver]

Over-50s, only for an interest group. Nuff said.

[Miles]

Ah, I thought it was all ages.

[GaussLaw]

I assume 30-49 is the most pro-Cotton group, right? 

[sg0508]

I still believe Pryor pulls this one out for an important Democratic win in the south in Nov.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

So, Pryor can win afterall.

[moderatevoter]

Don't get too excited, OC.
Again, as Rogue said this is a poll of just people over 50. That group is supposed to be Pryor leaning, I think.

Not to mention it was done for an interest group.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

I still believe Pryor pulls this one out for an important Democratic win in the south in Nov.

ARK is needed by the Dems, to ensure our Senate majority in case Ultra Liberal Hagen goes down.

I am encouraged because this is an AARP poll. It will be a 51-49 senate, anyways, either Hagen or Pryor is our 51st vote, aside from AK and La.

Both NC and AR have 3rd parties on ballot.

[memphis]

I assume 30-49 is the most pro-Cotton group, right? 

Very doubtful. The older the age group, the whiter it is, and, of course, that means more Republican. What's more likely is that this is a bad poll.

[Miles]

I assume 30-49 is the most pro-Cotton group, right?  

Very doubtful. The older the age group, the whiter it is, and, of course, that means more Republican. What's more likely is that this is a bad poll.

In a place like AR, its different. Younger voters don't remember David Pryor like the older ones do.

[windjammer]

Lol

[ElectionsGuy]

Younger white voters should be more pro-Cotton than older white voters. I think it would be a narrow Pryor lead if it included under 50's, but it looks like it has a D-bias anyway.