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Poll finds Arizona likely voters following Ducey’s stay-at-home

Only 3% of likely voters in Arizona said they had not altered their day-to-day lives since the order had been implemented

By KTAR

Gov. Doug Ducey’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy, Stay Connected” executive order is being heeded by a majority of Arizona voters, according to polling data released Tuesday.

Data collected by Phoenix-based research firm OH Predictive Insights found that 82% of likely voters in Arizona are following Ducey’s order while 16% are not.

Of the respondents, 12% claimed they were not leaving their homes for any reason and 45% said they were extremely concerned about the spread of coronavirus in Arizona — up from just 17% in March.

Only 3% of likely voters said they had not altered their day-to-day lives since the order had been implemented.

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