In the poll from Must Read Alaska, 31 percent of respondents said that they would vote for the former governor.
The Must Read Alaska poll results were formed by 955 people likely to vote in the 2022 primary. Palin was 10 percentage points ahead of fellow Republican candidate Nick Begich, who was selected by 21 percent of respondents.
Christopher Constant, Josh Revak and Tara Sweeney received much smaller shares of the votes. The candidate pool is actually much wider, but the survey included only those whose chances in the election were more feasible. Just 4 percent said they would vote for a candidate who was not listed, and 6 percent said they were undecided.
Poll respondents were more divided on how they viewed Palin in comparison to Begich. For Palin, 37 percent said their opinion of her was favorable, 51 percent said it was unfavorable and 12 percent said they had no opinion. For Begich, 28 percent said their opinion of him was favorable, 30 percent said it was unfavorable and 42 percent said they had no opinion, according to Must Read Alaska.Update 4/11/22, 4:06 p.m. ET: This story was updated with additional information and background.
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