Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services A new poll suggests it's Donald Trump's Arizona Republican Party.
People are also reading… Now, after Trump appeared at a July 22 rally in Prescott Valley for Lake and other candidates he's endorsed, the undecideds are down to just 12% in this poll. And Lake is polling at 51% compared with 33% for Robson, the survey finds. Noble also found that Lake's support was pretty universal across the state, with virtually identical numbers among Maricopa County, Pima County and rural Republicans. The highest margin came among those in the 18-54 age group.
But state Rep. Mark Finchem, an Oro Valley Republican backed by Trump, has more than doubled his backing in the past month and is now the pick of 32% of those polled. His closest competitor, businessman Beau Lane, is at 9%, with lower numbers for state Sen. Michelle Ugenti-Ria and Rep. Shawnna Bolick.
And while Trump made no endorsements in the race for state treasurer, the poll shows the leading candidate is incumbent Kimberly Yee, who very publicly sought to cozy up to the former president when she announced her reelection bid.In the other race in which Trump made no endorsement, for superintendent of public instruction, Shiry Sapir saw a strong increase in her support in the past month, from 7% to 21%. That puts her in a tie with Tom Horne, who used to have the job, with state Rep.