Andy Biggs Continues to Hold Massive Lead in 2026 Republican Governor Primary

Gregg Pekau

Published on: 19/06/2025

Phoenix (June 18, 2025) – NextGen P conducted a survey of candidates for the 2026 Republican primary election for Arizona governor. The poll was conducted June 17 through June 18, 2025. The results were weighted based on multiple demographics including gender, age, and geographical dispersion. After weighting was applied, the survey resulted in 1,380 responses with a Margin of Error of MOE ± 2.6% at 95% confidence level.

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Sheriff Mark Lamb Holds a Huge Lead of 47% in the AZ-05 Republican Primary Poll

Gregg Pekau

Published on: 05/06/2025

NextGenP, a national political consulting firm, conducted a poll of potential candidates to replace Congressman Andy Biggs in AZ-05. The poll tested five candidates with a mixture of declared and rumored candidates. The announced candidates tested included former State Rep. Travis Grantham, former NFL kicker Jay Feely, and businessman Daniel Keenan. The survey also tested rumored candidates including former Sheriff Mark Lamb and City of Gilbert Councilman Monte Lyons. The poll tested the top federal issue within the district, each prospective candidate’s favorability/image, and a primary ballot test.

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Brnovich Appointment to Ambassador Opens Door for Petersen to Lead in Attorney General Primary

Gregg Pekau

Published on: 04/04/2025

NextGenP conducted a poll of potential candidates for the 2026 Republicanprimary election for Attorney General. Two versions of potential ballots were presented to respondents. Included in both ballot tests were Az Senate President Warren Petersen, Slavicek Law Firm lawyer Rodney Glassman, Karsten Manufacturing Corporate Counsel Dawn Grove, and Snell & Wilmer Partner Dan Mahoney. The second ballot test included former Attorney General Mark Brnovich. Petersen and Glassman have officially filed their statement of interest for the office. Grove, Mahoney and Brnovich have been rumored as potential candidates.

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Tom Horne Holds Significant Lead in Re-election Bid for Superintendent of Public Education

Gregg Pekau

Published on: 03/04/2025

NextGenP conducted a poll of potential candidates for the 2026 Republican primary election for Superintendent of Public Institution. Included in this poll were current Superintendent Tom Horne, Dr. Stephen Neal, and former Arizona Speaker of the House Ben Toma. Horne and Neal have officially filed their statement of interest for the office. Toma has been a long rumored potential candidate.

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