Welcome to Decision 2024: Insights from Undecided Arizona Voters

As the presidential election approaches, the voices of undecided voters in Arizona, a crucial swing state, are more significant than ever. According to recent statistics, about one-third of voters in Arizona do not align with either major party, making their perspectives vital in shaping the outcome of the election.

Given the importance of these undecided voters, 12News has organized a panel discussion featuring individuals who have yet to make a decision on the presidential candidates. These voters will share their opinions after watching the first presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.

Before the debate, several of these undecided voters opened up about their current stance:

• Bonnie, from Cave Creek: A former Republican voter, Bonnie is looking for a candidate who embodies “president-like material.” She values a leader who can bridge the partisan divide and is eager to see which candidate demonstrates a willingness to work with people across party lines.
• Jeff: An independent who identifies as a “McCain Republican,” Jeff is interested in seeing Vice President Harris prove herself during the debate. While he feels unlikely to be swayed by Trump, he is open to the possibility of Harris convincing him to cast his vote.
• Denise, from Scottsdale: Having switched party affiliations multiple times, Denise, an independent voter, is concerned about inflation and hopes to see a decrease in economic instability. She remains skeptical that the debate will influence her decision and has even considered becoming a write-in candidate.
• Nicole: Although leaning Republican, Nicole is currently hesitant to vote at all. She believes that a candidate’s character is inseparable from their ability to lead and will be closely observing how the candidates handle challenging issues during the debate.

If you are an undecided voter, we want to hear from you! Share your thoughts after watching the debate by texting 602-444-1212.

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