A recently released survey shows most Arizonans are not happy with their choices for higher office next year. MORE ⬇️
Noble Predictive Insights contacted a thousand voters in an online survey asking for their opinions on potential Presidential and U.S. Senate candidates and if that opinion was favorable or unfavorable.
There was a little more variation in U.S. Senate candidates. Democrat Ruben Gallego and Republican Mark Lamb were both viewed more favorably than unfavorably. The tradeoff was both candidates were also less well-known than their potential rivals. Current Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema was slightly underwater with 46% having an unfavorable opinion and 39% having a favorable one.
The pollster Mike Noble told ABC 15 that the base problem for the Republican candidates is more prominent.
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