5 questions (and answers) ahead of former President Donald Trump's Phoenix visit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : In June 2020, as the world grappled with the pandemic, Trump held an indoor political event there that was his second public gathering since the beginning of quarantine months earlier.
57% : Trump underscored the importance of encouraging early voting in a social media post on Tuesday announcing "Swamp The Vote USA," which promises "We will Secure Your Vote.
49% : Andrew Kolvet, a Turning Point spokesperson, said the town hall is an opportunity for Trump to make personal connections with Arizonan voters.
48% : Trump is up in the Arizona polls by almost 5 percentage points at 42.6% of the vote, according to a FiveThirtyEight poll updated Tuesday.
46% : "Trips to state: Here's a list of all Donald Trump's visits to Arizona during his political careerHow many times has Trump been to Dream City Church?
39% : "We believe that if you pair the fact that Trump is leading in the polls, you pair the fact that he's a superior candidate, you pair that with the result of his presidency versus the result of Joe Biden's presidency, and you pair that with the size and scope and scale that we're doing at Turning Point Action, it could deliver a determinative difference in 2024," Kolvet said.
38% : One way they hope to change that is by encouraging conservatives to vote by mail, a practice that Trump and other prominent Republicans discouraged in 2020 with baseless claims that such ballots wouldn't count or would be subject to Democratic sabotage.
33% : Trump was scheduled to appear at the Arizona Republican Party's Freedom Fest at the church in January, but he canceled that appearance, which came as the party's then-chairman resigned under pressure from Republican U.S. Senate candidate Kari Lake.
21% : Donald Trump said Friday he will appeal the guilty verdict that made him the first person to serve as president to be convicted of a crime.

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