“I think he’s gonna win,” said Jasand Brown on Election Day, referring to former President Donald Trump. Brown had knocked doors for Kamala Harris for the previous 45 days in Arizona’s most populous county, Maricopa — which includes Phoenix. Brown was still at it when he made his prediction hours before the polls closed.
He noted that many voters saw Trump as someone who could “change something or revolutionize something.” Brown said Trump’s larger-than-life persona led some to overlook issues like “his refusal to denounce racist groups, disrespect toward women and the lawsuits against him.”
