Fox News Poll: Voters' choice has flipped in Arizona since last month

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Trump is also seen as being better at making the country safe by 7 points.
63% : Poll-pourriEarly voters are more likely to back Harris by 11 points, while Trump is favored by 30 points among the smaller group of Election Day voters.
61% : Trump won Arizona in 2016 by about 3.5 percentage points, while Biden's 2020 victory was by less than half a percentage point.
57% : A new Fox News survey of Arizona voters finds Harris trails Trump by 3 percentage points among likely voters in both the two-way matchup (48-51%) and the expanded ballot that includes third-party candidates (47-50%, with 3% backing other candidates).
52% : By a 51-46% margin, Trump leads among new voters, defined as those who haven't voted in the four most recent elections.
52% : AS BIGGEST MOTIVATOR TO VOTESome 15% of Gallego supporters split their ticket and back Trump in the presidential race.
49% : "More Arizona voters trust Trump than Harris to handle immigration (by 15 points) and the economy (+8).
40% : Plus, one in four non-MAGA Republicans favors Harris over Trump.
33% : Harris leads Trump by 15 points on handling abortion, down from her 22-point lead last month.
21% : While 9 in 10 say their vote choice is locked in, both Harris and Trump have a handful of supporters saying they may change their mind.
10% : Harris gets net negative marks by 3 points (48% favorable, 51% unfavorable), while Trump's are negative by 5 points (47%-52%).

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