Nearly two-thirds of Arizonans say they’d vote to increase their taxes to get more money to public education. That’s among the findings of a new survey commissioned by Stand For Children Arizona, which also finds 88 percent of Arizonans believe public schools need more money.

With The Show to talk more about the results was Rebecca Gau, executive director of Stand For Children Arizona.

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