Arizona Attorney General Republican Primary Winner
$13.4K Vol.Closes Jul 21, 2026
Warren Petersen$9.2K Vol.91%
Rodney Glassman$4.2K Vol.10%
Voters in Arizona are casting ballots in the Republican primary to select the nominee for Attorney General on July 21, 2026, between incumbent Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen and former Tucson city councilor Rodney Glassman.
Wikipediaapps.arizona.voteThe race features Warren Petersen, the president of the Arizona Senate, against Rodney Glassman, an attorney who previously ran for U.S. Senate as a Democrat and Corporation Commission as a Republican before switching parties.
WikipediaThe winner of this primary will face Democratic incumbent Attorney General Kris Mayes in the November 2026 general election.
predictionedge.com12news.comSecuring the nomination determines which Republican challenges the incumbent Democrat for a key legal role overseeing state law enforcement and consumer protection.
predictionedge.comNote: The market will resolve to "Other" if no nominee is announced by November 3, 2026, 11:59PM ET, though results are expected immediately following the July 21 primary.
A February survey revealed that Warren Petersen leads the GOP primary with 15% on an initial ballot but surges to 57% after voters hear candidate backgrounds, while Glassman remains stuck in single digits.
azfreenews.comThe Arizona Republic reported that the campaign has been marked by Warren Petersen bringing up unproven allegations of sexual assault against Rodney Glassman.
boltsmag.orgEarly voting for the Arizona Republican primary for Attorney General began June 24, with Election Day set for July 21, 2026, as candidates Rodney Glassman and Warren Petersen clash over qualifications and leadership.
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Warren Petersen holds a commanding lead in the Republican primary, with polling showing him surging to 57% after biographical testing and prediction markets assigning him an 88% probability of winning.
azfreenews.compolymarket.comData indicates Petersen is the strongest Republican nominee to face incumbent Kris Mayes in the general election, trailing by only 2 points compared to Glassman's 7-point deficit.
azfreenews.comPetersen's odds as the Republican nominee jumped from 70% to 83% in a single hour, reflecting a significant shift in voter preference toward his candidacy.
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Warren Petersen's campaign has been criticized for circulating unproven allegations of sexual assault against Rodney Glassman, which could alienate voters seeking a qualifications-focused debate.
boltsmag.orgWhile Petersen leads significantly after biographical testing, his initial ballot standing is only 15%, suggesting a portion of the base may not know him well without additional voter education.
azfreenews.comRodney Glassman remains a viable contender in the primary with 22% of the vote in latest odds, indicating the race is not yet a formal certainty despite the large lead.
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