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Republican Rep. Tom Cotton has defeated Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor in Arkansas, according to a CNN projection. The win is one of six seats Republicans need to pick up to regain control of the Senate. Like other Democrats in contentious Senate races this cycle, Pryor has struggled to distance himself from President Barack Obama, who is hugely unpopular in the state -- only 34% of voters in Arkansas approved of Obama, according to a CNN/ORC poll. Even Arkansas' favorite son couldn't give Pryor enough of a boost. President Bill Clinton had swung through the state more than a half-dozen times this cycle, again stumping with Pryor in the state this weekend.

But while 138 Republicans also joined Cotton in voting against the final version of the bill,

OPTIONS:
- Arkansas also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Barack Obama also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Bill Clinton also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- CNN also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Cotton also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Democratic also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- House also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Mark Pryor also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- ORC also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Obama also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Pryor also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Republican also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Republicans also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Senate also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.
- Tom Cotton also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.


Cotton also voted against an earlier Republican proposal -- the only Arkansas Republican to do so.