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Arizona Wild Card

Long considered reliably red, Arizona has voted for the Republican nominee in all but one of our last 17 presidential elections. But recent polling has indicated a shift in demographics, making the Grand Canyon state a potential wild card in the 2020 election. The Takeaway’s Amy Walter speaks to Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs as well as Steve Goldstein, host from KJZZ in Phoenix and Professor Lisa Sanchez of the University of Arizona.see more
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Arizona Wild Card

Long considered reliably red, Arizona has voted for the Republican nominee in all but one of our last 17 presidential elections. But recent polling has indicated a shift in demographics, making the Grand Canyon state a potential wild card in the 2020 election. The Takeaway’s Amy Walter speaks to Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs as well as Steve Goldstein, host from KJZZ in Phoenix and Professor Lisa Sanchez of the University of Arizona.see more
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Goldman Environmental Prize Recipients

Michael Krasny
at 9:30 AM

The San Francisco-based Goldman Environmental Prize is awarded to grassroots environmental activists from each of the six inhabited continents. Recipients of the $150,000 prize -- known as the "green Nobel" -- have demonstrated sustained commitment to the environment, often at great personal risk. We talk to two of the 2012 winners.

Guests:

Ma Jun, director of the Institute of Public and Environmental Affairs and 2012 Goldman Environmental Prize winner

Ikal Angelei, director of Friends of Lake Turkana and 2012 Goldman Environmental Prize winner

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