Republican Blake Masters is neck and neck with Sen. Mark Kellly (D-AZ) in Arizona’s U.S. Senate race, according to a pair of polls published Monday.
Masters has the support of 85 percent of the Republican respondents versus Kelly’s 10 percent. Conversely, 93 percent of Democrats are behind Kelly, and only five percent intend to vote for Masters. Kelly holds a five-point lead over the Republican candidate among Latinos, at 48 percent to 45 percent, respectively.
From October 24 through October 26, Fabrizio Lee & Associates sampled 800 likely general election voters. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus roughly 3.5 percentage points. Club for Growth Action and several other Super PACs, including Saving Arizona and former President Donald Trump’s MAGA Inc., have spent big on advertising in the home stretch of the race. Club for Growth Action has purchased $5.5 million in advertisements, and Saving Arizona has purchased $3.7 million in ad buys in recent weeks, while MAGA Inc.
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