Donald Trump trumps GOP opponents in Arizona Google searches

Donald Trump continues to be a force to be reckoned within the Republican presidential nomination race, at least according to Google.

Trump was the most-searched GOP candidate on Google last week in every county in Arizona, beating out other Republican heavyweights Jeb Bush and Ted Cruz, per Google Trends data.

Trump’s reign doesn’t end there however, as he dominated every state in the nation but Wisconsin, who search for local Sen. Scott Walker the most.

The international businessman announced his presidency June 16 and has been in the headlines ever since, making controversial comments about immigration as well as verbally attacking Sen. John McCain.

Though these controversies may have fueled the Google Trends data and the map doesn’t accurately reflect the searchers’ attitudes toward the candidates, it still shows Trump as a presidential hopeful that refuses to be ignored.

Trump leads the latest GOP presidential nomination polls, according to CBS News.

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