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Arizona campaigns have specific realities: a large share of voters cast early ballots, the state splits into Phoenix and Tucson media markets, and districts range from dense urban areas to vast rural ones. Arizona political consultants plan around those facts.
With most Arizonans voting early, persuasion and chase programs have to be timed to when ballots arrive, not election day.
Phoenix and Tucson media markets cover most voters. Rural districts need streaming TV, digital and mail to reach voters efficiently.
“Arizona votes early and by mail, across two main media markets.”
Legislative and congressional districts cut across cities. Targeting by voter file rather than geography alone avoids waste.
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Early ballots are mailed several weeks before election day; check the Arizona Secretary of State for each election's dates.
Usually, yes. Different media markets and electorates call for tailored plans.
Yes, from local races to statewide and federal campaigns and committees.
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