- Mitt Romney 54% (51%)
- Barack Obama 41% (40%)
- Mitt Romney 53%
- Barack Obama 36%
- Very favorable 28%
- Somewhat favorable 28%
- Somewhat unfavorable 23%
- Very unfavorable 21%
- Strongly approve 24% (25%) [28%]
- Somewhat approve 20% (21%) [13%]
- Somewhat disapprove 10% (9%) [8%]
- Strongly disapprove 45% (43%) [48%]
- Agree 34%
- Disagree 42%
- Undecided 23%
Is the federal government committed to enforcing immigration laws and reducing illegal immigration?
- Yes, it is 34%
- No, it is not 56%
- Yes, they do 61%
- No, they do not 30%
- Angry 42%
- Mildly frustrated 33%
- Just one of many issues 23%
Some people believe that the goal of immigration policy should be to keep out national security threats, criminals, and those who would come here to live off our welfare system. Beyond that, all immigrants would be welcome. Do you agree or disagree with that goal for immigration policy?
- Agree 53%
- Disagree 36%
- Yes, it should 80%
- No, it should not 16%
Should election ballots and other official government documents be printed in English only or should they be printed in both English and Spanish?
- English only 64%
- Both English and Spanish 34%
Inside the numbers:
Indicative of the importance of the immigration law in the state, 90% of Arizona voters say they have been following news stories about the law and the Supreme Court at least somewhat closely, with 54% who have been following them Very Closely. The overall number following these stories is much higher than the level found among voters nationwide.
Most white voters support Romney, while blacks heavily favor Obama. Among voters of other races, Obama holds a 58% to 41% advantage.
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