Common Ground and Division

Thirty-five survey items are presented, from abortion and immigration to guns, water, the economy and attitudes towards democracy. Choose a way of comparing likely voters on various attributes — party, education, gender, religion, income or age.

The figures come from the Arizona Voter Survey, a panel survey fielded by YouGov in two waves: 1,000 respondents between in December 2022, and 803 in May 2024. Of the second wave, 403 were recontacted from the first. Data from each year are available below.

On the age of these data. The most recent wave is from May 2024, before the general election. These are not current data and should not be read as such. Instead, try to read them as ways to explore public opinion in the state (using slightly outdated data), and how Arizonans may dis(agree) from one issue to another.