Ward came out ahead, with 36% of the vote, compared to 27% for McSally and 22% for Arpaio.
These latest numbers show a huge swing since a January poll, conducted the same day Arpaio announced his Senate run, which had the former Maricopa County sheriff in a dead heat with then-front runner McSally. In the January 9 results, Ward came in with the lowest percentage of the three candidates.
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According to the Wednesday poll, 15% of likely GOP voters are still undecided in their primary choice.
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