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Who will win in Arizona in November? It’s a toss-up − like it has been for years

  • Written by David R. Berman, Professor Emeritus of Political Science, Arizona State University
imageArizona, long considered a swing state, is again a toss-up in the 2024 election.Allard Schager

Arizona is considered a crucial swing state that could help propel either Donald Trump or Kamala Harris to the White House in November 2024.

With the exception of Democrat Bill Clinton’s win there in 1996, Arizona has voted Republicanin every...

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