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Who’s ahead in the Arizona Senate Republican primary?

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U.S. Senate, Arizona, 2024, Republican primary

Feb. 21-26
469LV
Feb. 21-26
469LV
Rasmussen Reports
 Lake
55%
 Lake
55%

Lake

55%

Lamb

26%
26%
Lamb  Lake+29
Feb. 6-13
351RV
Feb. 6-13
351RV
Noble Predictive Insights
 Lake
54%
 Lake
54%

Lake

54%

Lamb

21%

Wright

6%

Nicholson

2%
21%
 LambLake+33
Aug. 2-4
590RV
Aug. 2-4
590RV
Emerson College
 Lake
42%
 Lake
42%

Lake

42%

Lamb

11%

Masters

7%

Hamadeh

5%

Wright

2%

Lamon

2%

Walker

1%
11%
 LambLake+31
April 10-12
550LV
April 10-12
550LV
J.L. Partners
 Lake
54%
 Lake
54%

Lake

54%

Lamb

22%
22%
Lamb  Lake+32
April 10-12
550LV
April 10-12
550LV
J.L. Partners
 Lake
38%
 Lake
38%

Lake

38%

Taylor Robson

10%

Lamb

8%

Masters

7%

Hamadeh

4%

Lamon

3%
10%
 Taylor RobsonLake+28
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