President Joe Biden begins a journey to Arizona, a crucial state in the 2020 election, highlighting the significance of the voters who contributed to his victory over former President Donald Trump.
His first stop Tuesday will be in the battleground state of Arizona, underscoring the importance of voters who helped him edge out former President Donald Trump in 2020 by over 10,000 votes for all of the state's 11 electoral ballots.
"What I'm most excited about is people are starting to feel a sense of optimism as they see the impact of the achievements in their own lives," Biden said when he Arizona in December. "It's going to accelerate in the months ahead and it's part of a broad story about the economy we're building that works for everyone."
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