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Arizona: How are you feeling about the election?

by David Robles, Cronkite News
July 28, 2016

<h1>Arizona: How are you feeling about the election?</h1>
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<p>Now that both the Republican and Democratic national conventions have come to a close, both parties have officially selected their presidential candidates for the 2016 race: Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton.</p>
<p>Now Cronkite News wants to know what impact the two conventions had on you and your vote this November. Which convention did you follow? How did it affect how you plan to vote? What issues have yet to be resolved?</p>
<p>We will not publish your response without your permission. A journalist from Cronkite News or the Public Insight Network may contact you for further reporting.</p>
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David Robles, Cronkite News
July 28, 2016

Now that both the Republican and Democratic national conventions have come to a close, both parties have officially selected their presidential candidates for the 2016 race: Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton.

Now Cronkite News wants to know what impact the two conventions had on you and your vote this November. Which convention did you follow? How did it affect how you plan to vote? What issues have yet to be resolved?

We will not publish your response without your permission. A journalist from Cronkite News or the Public Insight Network may contact you for further reporting.

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