Voter Rights and Abortion in Arizona

This chapter explores the complexities surrounding Arizona's voter rolls and the Supreme Court's decision allowing individuals without proof of citizenship to vote, contributing to ongoing conspiracy theories about election integrity. It highlights the significant implications of abortion rights in Arizona, focusing on a referendum aimed at safeguarding these rights in light of recent legislative changes and the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade. The discussion reflects on voter sentiment, particularly among women and swing voters, showcasing shifts in political alignments and candidates' positions on critical issues.