Nevada’s governor’s race is a coin flip in an otherwise more favorable picture for Democrats, according to Noble Predictive Insights’ (NPI) poll of record on Nevada’s general election. The survey finds Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo and Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford tied at 47%, while Democrats lead for Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, and Secretary of State. Majorities also support both the abortion-rights and voter-identification amendments.

Arizona voters aren’t giving either party a clean sweep. Noble Predictive Insights’ (NPI) Arizona poll of record finds Democrats Katie Hobbs and Adrian Fontes leading their Republican opponents by 6 points and Kris Mayes ahead by 4. The superintendent’s race breaks the pattern: Republican Kimberly Yee holds a narrow 2-point edge over Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz.

With Election Day less than a week away, a majority of Utah likely voters oppose Amendment B and disapprove of President Donald Trump’s job performance, according to Noble Predictive Insights’ (NPI) poll of record on Utah’s general election.

Nearly all Nevada voters are concerned to some degree about the impact growth can have on Nevada’s water, and majorities of voters are against the development of new data centers.

Lombardo’s edge over his fellow Republicans is primarily the result of two factors: overperformance among independent and Clark County voters and the presence of a third-party candidate.

Utah voters are highly concerned about the effect of growth and development on the state's water supply, and those concerns carry directly into how they view additional large data centers.

Republicans continue to hold double-digit leads on Utah's generic congressional and state legislative ballots, while the economy and cost of living is by far the top issue voters say will matter to their vote this November.

California voters are connecting decades of growth and development to increasing pressure on the state’s land, water, transportation, and quality of life – and they want policymakers to take those tradeoffs seriously, according to a new statewide survey conducted by Noble Predictive Insights (NPI) for NumbersUSA.

As an election-year summer draws to a close in Arizona, the pieces of another yet divided electoral environment are falling into place.

Arizona voters are skeptical of additional large data-center development – and become even more decisive when asked to weigh investment against pressure on state resources

Arizona’s statewide ballot remains competitive below the governor's race. Among likely voters, Democratic Secretary of State Adrian Fontes leads Republican Alexander Kolodin by 6 points; Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes leads Republican Warren Petersen by 6 points; and Republican Kimberly Yee holds a narrow 3-point edge over Democrat Teresa Leyba Ruiz for Superintendent of Public Instruction.

NPI’s final pre-primary survey correctly identified the leading candidate in every statewide GOP primary it tested: Governor, Secretary of State, and Treasurer.

NPI’s final pre-primary survey correctly identified the leading candidate in every statewide GOP primary it tested: Governor, Secretary of State, and Treasurer.

A new poll from NPI finds Congressman Andy Biggs far out in front in Arizona’s Republican gubernatorial primary, with 60% support among likely GOP primary voters.

Maricopa County voters are largely unfamiliar with the ongoing federal court oversight of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office — but once presented with the issue, most say the oversight should be reconsidered and taxpayers should not have to continue paying for actions from more than a decade ago.

President Donald Trump hits an all-time low approval rating, Democrats have a narrow lead on the generic statewide ballot, and healthcare is outpacing immigration as a top issue.

That is the key political finding: gas prices are a broad concern, but the voters most likely to say the issue could affect their ballot are many of the same groups already central to Arizona’s statewide battleground.

A new poll from NPI finds Congressman Andy Biggs continuing to consolidate support in the Republican primary, while Governor Katie Hobbs maintains a narrow but stable early advantage in the general election.

New poll finds Nevada’s 2026 down-ballot statewide races largely unsettled, with a majority of voters still undecided in key contests and no clear frontrunners emerging.

New poll finds Nevada’s 2026 governor’s race already narrowing into what looks like a highly competitive general election, with Governor Joe Lombardo and Attorney General Aaron Ford tied and a meaningful bloc of undecided voters still up for grabs.