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AZ passes abortion measure, advocates still concerned about a Trump presidency
But Fatima Goss Graves – president and CEO of the National Women’s Law Center – said while ballot measures expanding access to abortion won in seven of the ten states this election, she contended there are still countless ways to restrict and upend abortion access even further, including nationwide.
“There is a long list of ways to target birth control, to target fertility treatments, to target our ability to control our own bodies, and to be fully equal in this society,” said Graves. “We know that road will be long and hard.”
Over the weekend Arizona was officially called for former President Donald Trump, awarding him the state’s 11 electoral college votes.
Graves said Trump has promised to veto a national abortion ban, and to distance himself from the conservative playbook Project 2025.
She said reproductive rights advocates, like herself, expect the next administration to deliver on those campaign promises.
