Trump Leads Biden in Arizona Post-Jury Verdict

A recent poll conducted by OH Predictive Insights shows former President Donald Trump leading President Joe Biden in Arizona by a narrow margin. The poll, conducted after the jury verdict in the Trump-related election interference case, surveyed 600 likely voters in the state. The poll found that 46% of voters would vote for Trump, while 43% would vote for Biden. The margin of error was 4%. The poll also showed that a majority of voters in Arizona (57%) believe that the 2020 election was conducted fairly, while 43% believe it was not. The poll also found that voters in Arizona are split on whether or not Trump should be indicted for his actions related to the 2020 election. The poll found that 48% of voters believe Trump should be indicted, while 42% believe he should not be indicted. The poll's findings suggest that the recent jury verdict in the Trump-related election interference case may have had a negligible impact on the race for the presidency in Arizona. However, it is important to note that the poll was conducted before the indictment of Trump by the Manhattan District Attorney's office. It is possible that this indictment could have a greater impact on the race for the presidency in Arizona.

Summary

"The poll shows a tight race for the presidency in Arizona, with Trump leading Biden by a narrow margin. The poll's findings suggest that the recent jury verdict in the Trump-related election interference case may have had a minimal impact on the race for the presidency in Arizona. However, it is important to note that the poll was conducted before the indictment of Trump by the Manhattan District Attorney's office. It is possible that this indictment could have a greater impact on the race for the presidency in Arizona."