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What Sonora's Support For Mexico's President-Elect Means for Arizona

A discussion with KJZZ Hermosillo bureau reporter Murphy Woodhouse about political changes south of Arizona.

Voters in Mexico pushed left-wing Morena party candidates to victory in the state of Sonora, a historically conservative state. Murphy Woodhouse covers trade between Arizona and Sonora for KJZZ in Phoenix. Woodhouse discussed support for President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador in the state, and how initiatives he has proposed along the border could affect Sonora's economic ties with Arizona.

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