Vice President Kamala Harris is currently delivering a speech at an event in Phoenix, Arizona. The state of Arizona, with its 11 electoral votes, is considered a battleground state in the upcoming presidential election. Despite this, both presidential campaigns have been focusing more on campaigning in other states.
Two crucial voting groups are expected to play a significant role in determining the outcome of the election in Arizona. The first group is the Latino voters, who account for one-third of the state's population. Their turnout and support will be pivotal in shaping the final results. The second group consists of right-leaning independent voters in Maricopa County, who have historically voted Republican but are now being courted by both parties.
Political Landscape:
Prior to President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the race in July, polls indicated that he was trailing behind his opponent. However, following Biden's exit and the subsequent nomination of Kamala Harris as the Democratic candidate, the polling data in Arizona began to show a more favorable outlook for the Democratic Party. Despite this shift, the polls still suggest that President Trump holds an advantage in the state.
As the election draws nearer, both parties are intensifying their efforts to secure the support of these key voting groups in Arizona. The outcome of the election in this battleground state could have a significant impact on the overall results of the presidential race.
