Arizona Abortion

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Arizona House passes bill to repeal 1864 abortion ban, sending it to the state Senate. The move sparks discussions on the near-total abortion ban from the Civil War era, Supreme Court emergency abortion cases, and the ongoing efforts to repeal such laws.

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The Arizona House recently passed a bill to repeal a Civil War-era law banning abortion. The nearly total abortion ban was first enacted in 1864 and has faced calls for repeal from Democrats in the state [1]. The bill has now been advanced to the Arizona Senate for further consideration [2]. Arizona Governor Gavin Newsom has introduced a bill to allow doctors in Arizona to perform abortions, supporting the efforts to overturn the long-standing ban [3]. The move to repeal the near-total abortion ban has been gaining traction, with the Arizona House making progress in sending the bill to the Senate [4].

Efforts to repeal this historic abortion ban have been ongoing, with the Arizona House voting on the matter [5]. Arizona Democrats are particularly vocal about wanting to overturn the 1864 law that prohibits most abortions [6]. The Arizona State House's decision to repeal the Civil War-era abortion ban is seen as a significant step in the ongoing debate about women's reproductive rights [7]. The issue of abortion is a contentious one, with high-stakes cases like the one in Idaho being closely followed by the U.S. Supreme Court [8].

In the midst of the ongoing legislative debate, there is a sense of uncertainty looming over abortion clinics in Arizona. Despite this uncertainty, there is also a sense of optimism among supporters of the repeal of the 1864 abortion ban [9]. The attention on Arizona's abortion laws has brought national focus to the issue, with various news outlets covering the developments in the state legislature [10-18].

Overall, the movement to repeal the long-standing Civil War-era abortion ban in Arizona has gained momentum, prompting discussions about women's reproductive rights and the impact of historical laws on current healthcare practices.

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Thread Age 11 days

Number of Articles 37

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Arizona House Votes to Repeal Near-Total 1864 Abortion Ban, Sending Bill to State Senate | National Review

National Review - 9 days ago - The Arizona senate is slated to vote on the repeal bill next Wednesday.

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NBC news - 9 days ago - California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a bill Wednesday which would expand abortion access for Arizona residents following the state's Supreme Court decision to uphold a near-total abortion ban earlier this month.

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Los Angeles Times - 9 days ago - Three Republicans joined all 29 Democrats in the Arizona House in voting to repeal the state's near-total ban on abortions. The measure moves to the state Senate next week.

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MSNBC - 9 days ago - After two failed attempts, the Arizona state House passed a bill on Wednesday to repeal a near-total abortion ban from 1864 that the state Supreme Court revived earlier this month.

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Just The News - 10 days ago - The final vote was 32-28, after three Republicans flipped to join all the Democrats.

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The 19th News - 10 days ago - The vote came after three Republican legislators crossed party lines to join Democrats in backing the bill.

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NewsMax - 10 days ago - Lawmakers in Arizona's House of Representatives on Thursday voted to repeal an 1864 ban on abortion that may go into effect next month.In a 32-28 vote, lawmakers decided that the old abortion ban should be repealed. The Arizona state Senate must now also vote to repeal the...

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The Huffington Post - 10 days ago - Three Republicans joined in with all 29 Democrats on Wednesday to repeal a law that predated Arizona’s statehood and provides no exceptions for rape or incest.

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Washington Post - 10 days ago - GOP anxieties about the politics of a near-total abortion ban have led to an unlikely alliance among Democrats, Republicans in swing districts and Trump allies.

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marketscreenercom - 10 days ago - Democrats in Arizona's House of Representatives said on Thursday they would try once more to repeal an 1864 ban on abortion that may go into effect next month if not knocked down. ...

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