A constitutional amendment to legalize abortion throughout all nine months of pregnancy will be placed on the November 2024 ballot in Arizona. This amendment is known as the “Arizona Abortion Access Act,” and it would amend Article II of the Constitution of Arizona.
Planned Parenthood and other radical abortion groups support this amendment, which would prevent legislators from enacting, adopting, or enforcing any law that would restrict or deny abortions both prior to fetal viability and after fetal viability. The amendment needs a simple majority to pass.
The Arizona Catholic Conference has continued to reiterate its concerns about the Arizona Abortion Access Act and that they do not believe that this extreme initiative is what Arizona wants or needs.
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