Arizona figures to, once again, be a pivotal state this election cycle. Along with Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, it figures to have a decisive role in who gets chosen in November. So decisive in fact, that a recent Axios study revealed that, out of the 244 million eligible voters in the country, just 0.5% will be deciders. And they all come from those six states.
To put things into perspective, fewer than 11,000 votes secured President Joe Biden's victory in 2020, marking the first time a Democrat won Arizona since 1996. So it's fair to say that understanding the demographic's motivations this time around is going to be crucial as the Latino population has only grown more since.
