What to know about the Arizona swing county that could decide who...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Once less educated than the national average, the county now boasts a slightly higher share of adults with four-year-college degrees than the national average - a key indicator of voting Democratic in the age of Trump.
32% : Keig couldn´t bring himself to vote for Trump or his 2016 rival, Hillary Clinton.
25% : It´s because Maricopa - where Biden defeated Trump by a margin of about 11,000 votes - may be the best place to undermine confidence in national elections.
18% : And once Trump came into office and began what Keig saw as his erratic, feud-driven approach to governing - including fighting with Arizona´s popular senior Republican Sen. John McCain, whose grandchildren Keig´s own daughters knew - Keig couldn´t take it anymore.
17% : County Recorder Stephen Richer, a Republican who defended the accuracy of the county´s election results, was singled out for criticism by Trump himself, and Richer and his family faced threats.
11% : Trump falsely claimed he won Arizona after his 2020 loss to Biden, and he and his allies attacked anyone who argued otherwise.

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