MBQF, a public affairs consulting firm, and Marson Media, a public relations firm, announced the results of a recent survey concerning the top two Democrat candidates for president of the United States of America.
The results from the survey show high efficacy primary Democrat voters across Arizona represented by likely 2016 turnout models.
In the most recent automated telephonic survey of 739 high efficacy primary Democrat voters, conducted on February 24 2016, the survey calculates a 3.6% theoretical margin of error, plus or minus in percentage points.
The exact question was phrased, “Arizona’s Presidential Preference election will be held March 22nd. Which candidate, listed in alphabetical order are you planning on supporting?”
| AZ Democrat Presidential Primary 2016 | Feb 24th, 2016 Results |
| Hillary Clinton | 56.2% |
| Bernie Sanders | 21.5% |
| Unsure/Undecided | 22.3% |
Michael Noble, consultant and pollster, issued the following statement, “Among likely Democrat voters in Arizona Hillary Clinton holds a commanding lead. If you are looking for a weekend at Bernie’s it may come to a quick end in the desert. Arizona Democrats are just not feeling ‘The Bern.’”
Noble added, “Granted, this poll does not take into account a large surge in young Democrat voters that Bernie Sanders could potentially produce although historically the young vote proves difficult for most candidates to count on turning out in needle-moving numbers.”
“Early voting just got underway in Arizona but it seems the race is already over,” Marson said. “Hillary Clinton’s solid lead over Bernie Sanders in Arizona means we will be a flyover state for both campaigns.”
For more information about this survey, or a summary of topline data and wording, please contact MBQF Consulting. The margin of error for this survey is +/-3.6%.