Cotton wins third Senate term in Arkansas
Politics · First reported 4 Nov, 03:35 · Updated 04:01
Tom Cotton won reelection in Arkansas, securing a third Senate term, according to Decision Desk HQ. The available reports differ in detail: one gives partial vote totals and the other notes that polls had generally forecast a Cotton victory.
- Cotton won reelection to a third Senate term in Arkansas.
- With an estimated 82 percent of votes counted, Cotton had 54.3 percent and Hallie Shoffner had 42.6 percent, according to Breitbart News.
- The Hill attributed the result to Decision Desk HQ and said many polls had predicted Cotton would defeat Shoffner.
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- Arkansas U.S. Senate reelection contest
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- Tom Cotton
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- Third Senate term
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- With an estimated 82 percent counted: Cotton 54.3 percent; Shoffner 42.6 percent; Wadlin 3.1 percent
- Result attribution
- Decision Desk HQ, according to The Hill
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