OK. Only for R primary races. And then only for statewide offices.
From KPNX, written by Brahm Resnik, dated 7/9 -
Andy Biggs dominates, Tom Horne trails in new poll of Arizona GOP primaries
Just 12 days before Arizona’s primary election, a new poll shows the Republican statewide races falling into three categories: one clear winner, three clear front-runners and one competitive race that could end School Superintendent Tom Horne’s political career.
The flash poll, by Arizona-based NextGen Polling, surveyed 1,707 high-frequency Republican primary voters who have cast a ballot in three or four of the last four elections. The poll, done July 8 and 9, has a margin of error of 2.5 percentage points.
[snip] {Governor}
East Valley Congressman Andy Biggs has built an insurmountable polling lead over fellow Congressman David Schweikert of Fountain Hills. Biggs was supported by 66.1% of respondents vs 10.4% for Schweikert. Schweikert is losing his own 1st Congressional District by 41 points, 56.2% to 14.8%, according to the poll.
[snip] {SOS}
In the primary to serve as Arizona’s chief elections officer, State Rep. Alexander Kolodin of Scottsdale has a 24-point lead over former Arizona Republican Party Chair Gina Swoboda. Kolodin is up 44% to 20%, with 36% of respondents undecided.
[snip] {AG}
Senate President Warren Petersen of Gilbert leads lawyer Rodney Glassman of Phoenix by 15 points, 43% to 28%, with about 29% of respondents undecided.
[snip] {SPI}
In the most competitive statewide primary, incumbent Tom Horne finds himself trailing State Treasurer Kimberly Yee by 8 points, according to the NextGen poll. Yee leads Horne by 44% to 36%, with 20 percent of respondents undecided.
[snip] {Treasurer}
Elijah Norton, CEO of a company that sells extended vehicle warranties, leads State Board of Education Chair Katherine Haley 43% to 20%, according to the poll.
NextGen Polling took a poll in June; ad that one shows that the leaders in the races widening their leads in July over what they had June. With one exception.
Gov. - Biggs 57%, Schweikert 11%
AG - Petersen 26%, Glassman 11%
SOS - Kolodin 16%,, Swoboda 11%
Treasurer - Norton 15%, Haley 12%
SPI - Horne 33%, Yee 24%
No real surprises here, though I hoped that they would cover legislative races (including Democratic primaries) and the CorpComm race.
At this point, there's only one primary poll left, and it's the only one that counts.
