A recent poll conducted by Talk Business and Politics in partnership with Hendrix College revealed interesting insights into Arkansas residents’ views on various political and economic issues. The poll also shed light on the ongoing drug price inquiry in the state.
According to the poll results, Arkansas residents are divided on their approval of President Joe Biden’s job performance. While 47% approve of his performance, 45% disapprove. The poll also showed that Governor Asa Hutchinson continues to enjoy strong support, with a 63% approval rating among state residents.
In terms of economic issues, the poll found that a majority of Arkansans support increasing the minimum wage to $11 an hour. Additionally, respondents expressed concern over rising gas prices and inflation, with 47% stating that they are very concerned about these issues.
On the healthcare front, the poll results indicated that 77% of Arkansas residents support a state-led inquiry into drug prices. This comes as the state’s Attorney General Leslie Rutledge initiated an inquiry into alleged price-gouging by pharmaceutical companies.
Overall, the poll results highlight the diverse opinions and concerns of Arkansas residents on various political and economic matters. With Governor Hutchinson’s strong approval rating and support for a state-led drug price inquiry, it is clear that these issues will continue to be at the forefront of discussions in the state.
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