He didn't mean it," said Allen, another Trump supporter.

Stephanie, also a Biden supporter, said it was just Trump being a "fearmonger.".

"The only thing that would keep me from voting for Biden in November is if it were to hinder progress that we're making in the country," she said.

And she still gives Trump credit on the economy: "People don't like him.

"I think Biden is a more reasonable person [than Trump].

I think he's a more non-reactive person, like, Trump is so reactive, it's scary, right.

Still, she said she has concerns about Biden's age (he's 77, Trump is 74) and is still potentially open to voting for Trump if voting for Biden would be too "disruptive.".

"If it's somehow going to be disruptive, so disruptive to our country that it's going to stall the progress of a vaccine or it's going to stall the progress of the economy," she said, "then I don't think it's a good thing.".

Geovanny, a college student who would be voting in his first presidential election, said he's not sold on either candidate.

"I think our governor is a joke," said Stephanie, a Biden supporter.

She said she likes Ducey and said he was looking out for businesses and that she originally agreed with Ducey and Trump that states and businesses should open up sooner rather than later.

"I think they're just testing more," Allen said.

But even Allen said he believed the protests were hijacked by "guys with backpacks" who were "just there to riot.".

Stephanie, one of the Biden supporters, said that when she first saw former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick kneeling on the sidelines before a game during the national anthem, she thought he was "disrespecting the flag for his own needs.".

"I still love this country," she said, "but I finally understand what he did, why he did it

"I think he's out of touch," she said

Shyla, for example, said this election, like 2016, was "picking the lesser of two evils, times 100 this time."

Biden voters, on the other hand, and as polls have also shown, were less enthused about voting for Biden than against Trump

It shows, once again, that this election is all about Trump