Why Arizona polls show big leads for Democrats | FOX 10 Talks
Can voters still trust political polling? On this segment of FOX 10 Talks, Paul Bentz, Senior Vice President of Research & Strategy at HighGround Inc., joins the studio to defend their latest Arizona poll and break down the methodology behind live-caller surveys. Bentz explains why early data shows double-digit advantages for Democratic candidates Katie Hobbs, Adrian Fontes, and Kris Mayes, the growing influence of Arizona's independent and female voting blocs, and why down-ballot races, like the Superintendent of Public Instruction between Kimberly Yee and Teresa Labor-Ruiz, remain extremely tight.
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