Arizona holds significant sway in presidential elections with its 11 electoral votes. Historically, Arizona had been a Republican stronghold, consistently voting for GOP candidates from 1952 until 1996, with the exception of 1996 when it voted for Bill Clinton. In recent years, the state’s political dynamics have shifted. In 2020, Arizona garnered national attention when it flipped to support the Democratic candidate, Joe Biden, marking the first time a Democratic presidential nominee had won the state since 1996. This shift underscores Arizona’s emerging status as a battleground state, making it a critical focus for volunteers supporting Democratic candidates and progressive organizations. Engaging in Arizona’s political process can help shape future elections and ensure that the voices of its increasingly diverse population are heard and represented.