And now, let’s turn to a new poll of Arizonans — voters and non-voters.

Water quality, public education and health insurance are among the issues at the top of voters' minds as we head into another election season.

But, according to this new data from ASU’s Morrison Institute for Public Policy, Arizonans have also broadly found agreement on some surprising aspects of public safety, including gun control measures.

Nearly 1,000 residents were surveyed, and The Show spoke with Melissa Kovacs, associate director of research with the Morrison Institute more about it.

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