The survey found that Latino voters in Arizona strongly oppose the state's new immigration law (SB 1070). Nearly all felt the law would lead to racial profiling and targeting of legal citizens and immigrants. Immigration is now the top issue for Latino voters, who overwhelmingly support a national reform that includes a path to legalization. Both political parties face consequences, but the GOP risks more severe costs. Democratic support is constrained by perceived inaction on immigration reform. Passing reform before the November election is seen as key to mobilizing Latino voters, while inaction could reduce turnout and enthusiasm.