What contributed to Trump's loss in Arizona? (user search)
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Question: Out of all the swing states that Trump lost in 2020 this state and Georgia (which I will be doing a similar poll in a little bit) has drew Trump's anger and still questions this race but especially AZ in 2021 given the BS audit in Maricopa county. But wha
#1
College educated suburbanites angered at Trump
 
#2
Attacking the McCains which were extremely popular in the state
 
#3
Attacking Jeff Flake
 
#4
Hispanic voters worried about his COVID response and anti immigration
 
#5
Arpaio's pardon fallout
 
#6
Not enough rural people that are to T's voters demo groups
 
#7
LA/bay area refugees going to Arizona in a Calexit form.
 
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Total Voters: 54

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« on: November 29, 2021, 09:12:54 PM »

The first two options kind of go hand-in-hand. A lot of the people who were offended by Trump's attacks against the McCains happened to be college-educated suburbanites.

Agreed. It's laughable to say that Hispanics delivered the state to Biden when they actually shifted hard rightward across the board, including in AZ, in 2020. If anything they actually made the margin a lot narrower than it would have been had they voted as blue as they did in 2016. Case in point: the very Hispanic Santa Cruz county swung more than 10 points to the right from 2016. As for the other options, I don't think Jeff Flake was that popular in AZ, and those angered by Trump's criticisms of him were probably on the fence or tilt Biden anyway. Voted for option 1 in the poll since as you said option 2 is basically a part of option 1.

Increased turnout among Latinos still helped flip the state, and the R shift among Maricopa County Latinos was much smaller than in other metros.
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