Poll: Nearly half think Arizona headed in wrong direction

By Jim Cross | KTAR

Nearly half of Arizonans believe the state is headed in the wrong direction, a poll said.

The Behavior Research Center poll said 45 percent of the 700 Arizonans surveyed feel the state is being led in the wrong direction.

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