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Who’s ahead in the Arizona 8th District House ?

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U.S. House, AZ-8, 2024, Republican primary

July 17-18
400LV
July 17-18
400LV
Masters
23%
Masters
23%

Masters

23%

Hamadeh

20%

Toma

17%

Franks

13%

Kern

5%
20%
HamadehMasters+3
July 8-9
400LV
July 8-9
400LV
Masters
27%
Masters
27%

Masters

27%

Hamadeh

26%

Toma

17%

Franks

16%

Kern

4%

Briody

2%
26%
HamadehMasters+1
June 10-12
620LV
June 10-12
620LV
Hamadeh
30%
Hamadeh
30%

Hamadeh

30%

Masters

19%

Franks

12%

Toma

10%

Kern

3%
19%
MastersHamadeh+11
May 13-15
400LV
May 13-15
400LV
Masters
28%
Masters
28%

Masters

28%

Hamadeh

16%

Franks

14%

Toma

8%

Kern

2%

Briody

0%
16%
HamadehMasters+12
April 24-26
500LV
April 24-26
500LV
Masters
26%
Masters
26%

Masters

26%

Hamadeh

16%

Franks

9%

Toma

9%

Kern

3%
16%
HamadehMasters+10
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