An Arizona poll released Thursday showed former President Trump leading his rival, Vice President Harris, by 3 points.
According to one report, Mr. Trump received 51% support among likely voters in Arizona, while Ms. Harris received 48% support. CBS News/YouGov poll Announced less than 20 days before election day. The former president's lead is within the poll's margin of error.
More Arizona voters, 46%, said they would be better off economically under Trump's policies, compared to 30% who said they would be better off under Harris. About 49% said Harris' policies would be worse, and 39% said the same would be true for Trump, according to the poll.
Among voters in the Grand Canyon State, where the economy is a major factor in this presidential election, 59% supported Trump and 40% supported Harris. According to the poll, President Trump has an even stronger lead on the U.S.-Mexico border issue, garnering 79% support and 20% for the vice president.
The poll found that more Arizona voters support President Trump's plan to mass deport illegal immigrants than not. 45% opposed the plan, while 55% of those surveyed supported it. The difference was even wider among Trump supporters, with 93% supporting and 7% disapproving.
Ms. Harris outperformed Mr. Trump among Arizona voters who are likely to prioritize abortion and democracy. On abortion, 73% supported Harris, while 27% supported the former president. The poll showed that the gap narrowed on democracy issues, with 57% supporting the Democratic candidate and 42% supporting Trump.
Harris led the state's likely Latino voters, with 56% support compared to Trump's 42%, compared to when Biden defeated Trump in 2020. smaller than
Only 9% of Trump voters in Arizona said they were “very confident” in the state's election system, far lower than 59% of Harris voters.
According to a recent New York Times/Philadelphia Inquirer/Siena College poll, Harris has a 5-point lead over Trump in Arizona (51% approval rating, 46% approval rating). . A Fox News poll in September found that Trump had a three-point lead over the Democratic candidate among likely Arizona voters, with 51% support, to Harris' 48%.
Trump currently has a 1.5 point lead over Harris in Arizona, with support at 48.7% and Harris at 47.2%, according to the latest Hill/Decision Desk poll.
The CBS News poll was conducted Oct. 11-16 among 1,439 registered voters in Arizona. The margin of error was 3.3 points.
