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3 Democrats in Arkansas seek seat in U.S. Senate

James, Whitfield, Foster in primary by Ryan Tarinelli | May 15, 2022 at 8:51 a.m.
From left, Jack Foster, Natalie James and Dan Whitfield, the three U.S. Senate candidates running in Arkansas' Democratic primary, are shown in this undated combination photo.


WASHINGTON -- Real estate agent Natalie James of Little Rock, small-business owner Dan Whitfield of Bella Vista and Jack Foster, a former Pine Bluff City Council member, are running for U.S. Senate in this year's Democratic primary.

The winner faces an uphill battle in the general election as Arkansas remains a stronghold for Republicans.

Recent polling shows no clear front-runner with almost two-thirds of Democrats uncommitted to any of the three candidates.

In a poll of 597 likely Democratic primary voters, James captured 17% of the vote, whereas Whitfield came in with 15% and Foster with 5%.

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