Majority of Paradise Valley Voters Oppose Police Use of Flock Cameras,

Majority of Paradise Valley Voters Oppose Police Use of Flock Cameras,

Majority of Paradise Valley Voters Oppose Police Use of Flock Cameras,Gregg Pekau
Published on: 09/09/2026

Majority of Paradise Valley Voters Oppose Police Use of Flock Cameras and Demand Independent Oversight of How the Data Is Used. Deep Concern Over Data Misuse Cuts Across Every Party, Gender, and Age Group

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Arizona Voters Sour on Flock Cameras Despite Believing They Help Police

Arizona Voters Sour on Flock Cameras Despite Believing They Help Police

Arizona Voters Sour on Flock Cameras Despite Believing They Help PoliceGregg Pekau
Published on: 20/08/2026

A NextGen Polling statewide survey of n=1627 Arizona registered voters finds a genuine tension in public opinion on license plate reading cameras.

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Republican Primaries take Shape as the Election gets Closer

Republican Primaries take Shape as the Election gets Closer

Republican Primaries take Shape as the Election gets CloserGregg Pekau
Published on: 18/06/2026

Complete statewide primary ballot test with deep demographic analysis — June 2026 This project summary covers the complete AZ Republican statewide primary survey conducted June 16–17, 2026

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Arizona's Superintendent Race Is Heating Up.

Arizona's Superintendent Race Is Heating Up.

Arizona's Superintendent Race Is Heating Up.Gregg Pekau
Published on: 22/04/2026

A new statewide benchmark survey of Republican primary voters in Arizona reveals a closely contested race for Superintendent of Public Instruction that is as much a proxy war over the direction of the Republican Party as it is a traditional primary. Incumbent Superintendent Tom Horne holds a narrow ballot lead at 30%, with State Treasurer Kimberly Yee running a credible second at 26%. With 43% of voters still undecided, the race is genuinely fluid — but the ideological geography of each candidate's coalition is already sharply defined.

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