As Election Day rapidly approaches, the Republican Arizona governor candidate, Kari Lake, has increased her lead in the race. A recent FOX 10 poll also shows the race for the U.S. Senate in Arizona is now nearly tied.
With less than two weeks until the November election, Republican Kari Lake is 11 percentage points ahead of Democrat Katie Hobbs. Only 2% or so of voters are still unsure. Pollster Matt Towery believes the difference may have expanded recently due to Hobbs’ unwillingness to debate Lake. Additionally, reports that Lake is polling more favorably among Hispanics and elderly voters.
The contest for the U.S. Senate between Democrat incumbent Mark Kelly and Republican Blake Masters is much closer than the governor’s race. Kelly has a 2% advantage over Masters, well within the margin of error. Libertarian, Marc Victor, has 6% of the vote, and 6% of likely voters remain undecided.
The poll questioned 550 likely voters between October 24 and 25 via text, landline, and mobile phones, with a 4.2% margin of error.
