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Abortion access advocates urge voters to support the Arizona Abortion Access Act that’s expected to be on the November ballot.
The bill would enshrine access to abortion until the point of fetal viability ( around 24 weeks of pregnancy) as a right in the state constitution.
Abortion advocates fear that a Civil War-era abortion ban will force women and health care providers to leave the state for care.
Anti-abortion activists are laboring to persuade the Arizona Supreme Court not to put a hold on implementation of the 1864 ban.
Abortion rights proponents work to get the word out about their November ballot initiative.
The state legislature voted to repeal the ban, but the Supreme Court has not yet made a decision.
Warner asked the court to deny the requests from Mayes and Planned Parenthood and to instead move forward with enactment of the ban.
He said he doesn't think delaying the law’s enactment will honor “the will of the Arizona electorate” “Respondents seek unjust delay,” he wrote, “They also seek judicial approval for abortions the legislature has forbidden”.
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