Dueling yard signs, shifting loyalties and the quest for Mormon votes in Arizona

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Both the Harris and Trump campaigns have launched efforts targeting Latter-day Saints voters.
48% : Although Trump "says stupid, clownish things, and he's a buffoon," Rowland said, "he's the best choice of the two.""I believe that family and religion and God and the sanctity of life is important, and Trump is the most in line with our values," Rowland said, adding about her neighbors, "If they were voting their values, they would not be voting for Harris-Walz."About a dozen Mormons gathered in a church member's Phoenix living room recently for a "Latter-day Saints for Harris-Walz" vice presidential debate watch party.
48% : They voted Republican -- including for Trump.
41% : "He always jokes, it's because of Trump that we've changed a lot of our thinking politically, religiously," Julie Spilsbury said of her husband.
36% : When one of his employees assumed he was voting for Trump again, Spilsbury knew he didn't want to keep quiet.
32% : She said she just wanted a simple answer: What was Spilsbury's problem with Trump?
19% : While he hasn't formally endorsed Harris, Utah Sen. Mitt Romney is a vocal opponent of Trump.

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