Arizona lawmakers secured votes to repeal a state-wide abortion ban dating back to 1864. The move followed the state's Supreme Court decision to uphold the ban after the Dobbs ruling. If signed by the governor, Arizona will have a 15-week limit on abortions.
Key Points
Repeal of a 1864 abortion ban in Arizona
Impact on reproductive rights and political landscape in the state
Pros
Repealing the ban allows for more reproductive rights for women in Arizona
Reflects changing public opinion on abortion laws in the state
Cons
Procedural delays may still keep the ban in place for months
Potential for continued legal challenges and debates