Arizonans Speak 2019 is a census-balanced poll of Arizonans, regardless of their voter registration status. Morrison Institute fielded this poll in order to elevate the perspectives of all Arizonans to inform policy discourse and decision making.

The methodology, Morrison Institute analysis, codebook and polling data are available below.

Methods and Key Findings
Methodology	Majority Agreement
Key Overall Findings (1 of 2)	Key Overall Findings (2 of 2)
Perceptions from Arizonans in Rural Areas

Key Findings by Issue
Child Well-Being & Childcare	Climate & Environment	Economy	Education
Gun Control	Housing	Immigration	Politics
Water

Differences in Perception
Differences by Age	Differences by Gender	Differences by Income
Differences by Parental Status	Differences by Political Affiliation (1 of 2)	Differences by Political Affiliation (2 of 2)

Hispanics Arizona Now
Hispanics Arizona Now

Essays about Arizonans Speak 2019 Poll Findings
Research Director Essay: Perceptions Around Affordable Housing Melissa Kovacs Research Director, Morrison Institute	Policy Analyst Essay: Perspectives on Child Welfare Erica Quintana Policy Analyst, Morrison Institute	Policy Analyst Essay: Perceptions of Immigration David Schlinkert, Policy Analyst and Kira Olsen-Medina, Research Assistant, Morrison Institute
Guest Essay: Perspectives Based on Political Affiliation Jacqueline Salit President, Independent Voting	Guest Essay: Perspectives on Guns  Charles Katz Director, ASU Center for Violence Prevention and Community Safety	Guest Essay: Latino Arizonans’ Perspectives Lisa Urias CEO, Urias Communications
Guest Essay: Perspectives on Economics and Education Jim Rounds President, Rounds Consulting Group	Guest Essay: Education is an Investment, Poll Indicates Paul Perrault VP and Director of Research and Evaluation, Helios Education Foundation