Sunday, April 17, 2022

At this point in primary season, name recognition rules

While this poll covers only the R statewide primaries, I'm going to presume that D primaries are in the same name rec boat.


To be fair, that may be the only area where Democratic primary voters are similar the Republican primary voters.


KTAR has a story up on this poll.

Polling from OH Predictive Insights.


From OH -

AZ GOP Gov Race: Lake Leads, Robson Climbing, Salmon Stalls

With Arizona’s primary election roughly three months away and many competitive GOP primary races showing crowded fields, OH Predictive Insights (OHPI) conducted its first statewide Likely GOP Primary Voter Poll of the current election cycle. The recent survey among Arizona likely voters revealed a competitive race for Governor and U.S. Senate, however, aside from the State Treasurer’s race, the remaining statewide offices are currently a jump ball.   

This AZPOP was conducted April 4th, 2022 – April 5th, 2022 and surveyed 500 Arizona qualified as likely GOP primary voters, giving the survey a margin of error of +/- 4.4%.

One thing that isn't surprising is that among Republican primary voters, fear of The Other is the most important issue.









Among candidates, though, the winner right now is "Unsure".


















I expect that as the calendar gets closer to August, the gloves will come off.  For example, Tom Horne is leading the R race for Superintendent of Public Instruction, so it probably won't be long before one of his competitors brings up his scandals.

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