March 28, 2024 12:02 PM
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Poll: Arizona GOP has significant ‘Trump-only’ contingent – The Center Square

Arizona Republicans are split on their support for former President Donald Trump, with some saying they only support the president and not the party.

Half of Arizona Republicans consider themselves supporters of the Republican Party, while 25% say their loyalty lies with Trump, according to the latest Arizona Public Opinion Pulse. The July AZPOP asked GOP voters to describe themselves as supporters of the Republican Party, Trump, or both. 

According to this poll, 50% of Republicans consider themselves supporters of the GOP. In comparison, 25% are loyal to Trump, and the remaining 25% view themselves as both party and Trump supporters, according to the Aug. 6 report

This AZPOP surveyed 1,000 registered voters in Arizona between July 13 to July 17 and had a margin of error of ± 3.1%. The sample included 346 Republicans yielding a margin of error of ±5.27%. This AZPOP is from Noble Predictive Insights.

“The influence of Donald Trump among Republicans remains strong, but the party is not entirely monolithic in its loyalties,” said Mike Noble, NPI Founder & CEO. “The wealth divide in party versus Trump loyalty is a significant finding, indicating that economic factors and platforms may play a big role in shaping voters’ preferences come election season.”

College-educated voters and those with a household income of $100,000 or more were more likely to prioritize the party over Trump, 65% each, according to the report

Voters with high school or less education and household incomes below $50,000 make up the majority of the Trump supporter group, 39% and 31%, respectively. 

In a matchup against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Trump holds a lead with 62% supporting him compared to DeSantis’ 38%.

“The poll results show that 57% of Republicans prefer a candidate who appeals to conservatives, while 43% prefer a candidate who appeals to the middle,” according to the report.

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One Response

  1. Why interview 1,000 registered voters if your goal is to identify opinions of Republicans? What questions were ask? In what order were the questions? I would put no stock in this article; period. Most people are not “political” but wake up every 2-4 years when their mail boxes fill with glossy political cards.
    Independents are equal in number to Republicans in Arizona. All of us have been affected by Biden and the Democrats. our dollars don’t buy as much and our freedoms are shrinking along with America’s respect in a dangerous world.
    We need a proven leader. A fraudulent election took away President Trump and it will be “critical” he is elected in November 2024.

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