Will the Republican and Democratic conventions sway Arizona voters?

Every four years supporters of the Democratic and Republican
parties pack convention centers and arenas to nominate their
candidate for president. This year, that tradition is a bit
different. Instead of large crowds and in-person festivities, Zoom
meetings and video live streams took its place. The COVID-19
pandemic ousted the traditional convention, but the parties
messaging is the same: both say it's the most important election
ever.  In 2020, Arizona is a battleground state. The Grand
Canyon state has been a historically red state. Arizona has only
gone to the Democrats once since 1952. That was in 1996 when
republican presidential nominee Bob Dole lost the state to
President Bill Clinton.  Last week, we saw Democratic leaders
speak at the virtual convention. This week, the Republican party
takes center stage.  In this week's episode of The Gaggle: An
Arizona politics podcast, Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Ronald J.
Hansen break down the messaging of both political conventions and
whether or not their appeals will find a home in Arizona. Learn
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