"There is no doubt in my mind that one of the biggest aids to Republicans in Arizona this cycle was Prop. 139," said Daniel Scarpinato, a Republican consultant and ex-chief of staff to former Gov ...

PHOENIX — Projections show voters have passed Arizona's Right to Abortion initiative, Proposition 139, according to Decision Desk. The proposition adds the right to an abortion in the state's ...

Prop 139 (abortion rights) passed. Prop 314 passed by a large margin. ... Arizona Horizon. Prop 139 Passes, Prop 314 Passes, Life Expectancy. S2024 Ep224. Fixed iFrame.

Catch up quick: Under Prop. 139, abortion rights advocates quickly targeted the state's 15-week abortion ban, which a judge struck down in March, and pledged future lawsuits against other ...

Prop 139 was on the ballot this November and passed with over 61% of votes. It comes months after the Arizona Supreme Court cleared the way for the enforcement of a civil-war-era law that banned ...

Arizona voters have overwhelmingly approved a measure creating abortion rights in the state, guaranteeing access to abortion two years after federal protections were erased. Proposition 139, the ...

Supporters of Prop 139 said it was an issue of women’s reproductive rights, while opponents believed it went too far. What does Proposition 139 do in Arizona? The issue has been front and center ...

With voters' approval, no one and nothing will be able to stop abortion access in Arizona. ... it is the right of everyone to know that they do have access to abortion under Prop 139.

Around 28% of people who voted "yes" on Prop 139 also voted for Trump, according to a KFF poll. "The passing of Proposition 139 speaks to the broad support — across the entire state, across all ...

The measure amends the constitution to establish that every person has the fundamental right to abortion and the state of Arizona may not interfere before the point of fetal viability - around 24 ...

Some opponents also claim the measure would allow for unrestricted abortions in Arizona. "Prop 139 is egregious in that nowhere does it highlight the need for a medically trained, state-licensed ...