Abortion will officially be on the ballot in Arizona, where residents will decide whether to enshrine it in its state constitution. As Arizona becomes a key battleground state critical in determining who the next president will be, will this give an advantage to Democrats? They hope so.
JP Martin, the deputy communications officer for the Arizona secretary of state's office, told NBC News on Monday evening that the Arizona for Abortion Access Act will go before voters this election cycle after advocates collected enough necessary signatures.
