The final Emerson College Polling survey of Arizona voters finds Republican Blake Masters with 48% support for US Senate, and incumbent Democrat Mark Kelly with 47%. With the 1% undecided voters’ accounted for, Kelly’s support increases to 48% and Masters holds 48%. Since September, Masters’ support has increased three points while Kelly has held 47%. A majority of voters (52%) expect Senator Mark Kelly to be re-elected, while 47% expect Masters to win.

Spencer Kimball, Executive Director of Emerson College Polling, said: “Arizona independent voters break for Kelly over Masters, 50% to 42%. Independent men break for Kelly by five points, 51% to 46%, whereas independent women break for Kelly by nine points, 48% to 37%.”…

In the election to replace retiring Governor Doug Ducey, 49% plan to vote for Republican Kari Lake and 47% plan to vote for Democrat Katie Hobbs. Two percent are undecided. With their support accounted for, Lake’s support increases to 50% and Hobbs holds 47%. A stronger majority of voters (58%) expect Lake to win, while 43% expect Hobbs to win.