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2007 Arkansas Poll

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Updated: October 31, 2007
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arkansaspoll2007-10-31-1193868257.jpgPresidential elections are still over a year away, but a new poll hints that many Arkansans have already made up their minds. The 2007 Arkansas poll, conducted and released by the University Of Arkansas, asked Arkansans' a variety of questions ranging from political preferences and social issues to global warming. You can find a complete list of results from the Arkansas Poll by following the link below. http://dailyheadlines.uark.edu/images/2007_summary_report.doc

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