PHOENIX — Monday, Oct. 7, marked the final deadline for Arizona voter registration. Volunteers and state officials across the political spectrum were attempting to engage residents for the November election.
This election is a tight one, where both presidential candidates are fighting to win battleground states like Arizona. Polls show both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris effectively tied in many of the key states, meaning both campaigns are vying for votes to clinch a victory.
“This November, Arizonans have the power to choose between two visions for this country,” Arizona Democratic National Committee press secretary Cameron Niven said in a statement. “Vice President Harris and Gov. (Tim) Walz’s positive, pro-freedom vision and Donald Trump’s dangerous Project 2025 agenda.”
Trump has attempted to distance himself from Project 2025 , which was created by the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.
The Harris campaign has worked to engage with new voters and appeal to young voters via social media posts, especially with a strong presence on TikTok.