Here's how voter registration trends could sway the 2024 election in Arizona

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : The Republican advantage over Democrats has grown since 2020, putting the party at about the same footing that it had in 2016 when Trump was elected.
41% : Harris leads Trump among Hispanic voters, but a recent poll from The New York Times and Siena College found the vice president losing some support among that group in the past month or so.
38% : "Voters under the age of 30, they're voting for Harris at higher rates than Trump.
35% : Arizona polls show Harris outperforming Trump among voters in that age group.
33% : That's welcome news for Trump, who lost the 2020 election by less than a percentage point in Arizona.
31% : The vice president is working to appeal to them and to Republicans who are tired of Trump, highlighting Republican endorsers like former Sen. Jeff Flake and building a coalition within the Mormon church.
30% : The Democratic president was trailing Trump in polls in Arizona and across the country before he dropped out of the race, with voters saying they were wary of his age and frustrated by the state of the economy and inflation.

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