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Latinas are poised to be a decisive voice in the future of abortion rights in the U.S. The success or failure of the ballot measure has significant implications for Latinas in Arizona .
Survey after survey, a majority of Latinas , including many who hold religious beliefs, have said they support the right to abortion.
The success of the abortion ballot initiative will depend on getting Latinas who say they support the right to abortion to turn out.
More than 70 percent of all Latinx registered voters identify as Catholic or Protestant.
The official campaign against the proposal is working with Latinx consultants like Monica Yelin and volunteers to help mobilize the opposition.
The ballot measure campaign is creating an opportunity for conversations between Latinas about a procedure that has long been a part of many of their lives.
If Prop 139 succeeds, it’ll be in part due to Latinas who are shedding light on just how common abortion is and the circumstances that drive women to seek it.
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