Abortion-rights measures have made it onto the ballot in two more states—including Arizona, a swing state where high turnout could decide the presidential election. The.
Abortion-rights measures have made it onto the ballot in two more states—including Arizona, a swing state where high turnout could decide the presidential election. The Arizona secretary of state’s office has certified 577,971 signatures collected to put a constitutional amendment on abortion rights on the ballot, the most collected for any ballot measure in state history, the New York Times reports.
