Democratic Rep. Ruben Gallego's lead in Arizona's Senate elections continues to be solid, with opponent Kari Lake's chance further dwindling as the time to go to the polls gets closer according to the latest survey on the race.
The study, conducted by The New York Times/Siena College, contemplated both a scenario with 713 likely voters and another with the same amount of registered ones. The Democrat holds a bigger lead in the latter poll, increasing his lead to nine percentage points and reaching the 50% threshold compared to Lake's 41%.
