LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A new poll shows the majority of Arkansas voters are against the idea of casino expansion in the state.  But with 11-percent undecided, the issue could sway either way in November’s election.

The new data from Talk Business & Politics and Hendrix shows 40 percent of likely voters are for the proposed casino amendment with 48 percent against it.  That’s according to  Arkansas Democrat-Gazette political reporter Mike Wickline, who first reported the news on Twitter.

A second poll tackled the minimum wage measure.  60 percent of voters support the idea of raising the state’s minimum wage by $2.50 an hour to $11 an hour by 2021. 30 percent are against the idea with 10 percent undecided.

We’re awaiting additional information related to the margin of error on the polling.