Economic pain could be a game changer in Arizona
Few can remember this much debate — or anxiety — over a presidential race in Arizona, which, with the exception of 1996, has delivered its electoral votes to the Republican candidate in every election since 1952. 

But Arizona voters are increasingly finding themselves on opposing ends of a precarious and bifurcated recovery that has President Trump at serious risk of losing a state he won in 2016. And for some, Trump’s boasts of his “beautiful” pre-coronavirus economy — and pledges that it will soon roar back to life — are clashing against cold reality.

Polls now indicate a blue shift in a state that has experienced major political and demographic changes in recent years.

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