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Asking the voters to remove their power to remove judges....that should go over real well.
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Abortion in Arizona set to be illegal in nearly all circumstances, state high court rules
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Asking the voters to remove their power to remove judges....that should go over real well.
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It really really really will be on the ballot.
Arizona Supreme Court rejects final challenge to abortion ballot initiative, sending issue to voters
The Arizona Supreme Court rejected a final challenge to Proposition 139 that places abortion access in the hands of voters, officially placing the measure on the ballot this year.The ruling comes less than 48 hours before the ballot printing deadline.
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This will also be on the ballot. [A progressive group had challenged its constitutionality, but judges overruled those concerns. The two judges named above recused.]
Voters will get to decide whether to give AZ judges virtual lifetime appointments
The proposal would virtually eliminate term limits for Arizona Supreme Court Justices, Arizona Court of Appeals judges and trial court judges in Maricopa, Coconino, Pima and Pinal counties. Currently, state supreme and appellate court judges have six-year tenures and trial court judges serve for four years before they must convince voters to award them another term.But Prop. 137 would grant state judges indefinite terms.
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That website is definitely showing their bias there.
Not that it really matters, anyway.
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And it looks like it is really really popular.
FoxNews polls: Abortion-rights ballot initiatives backed by at least half of Republicans in Arizona, Nevada
Fifty percent of Republicans in Arizona and 54 percent of Republicans in Nevada say they would vote for their states’ proposed constitutional amendments to “establish the right to an abortion up until fetal viability or when necessary to protect the patient’s health,” according to the polls, which were conducted Aug. 23-26.Overall, 73 percent of Arizona voters say they back the proposed state amendment, including 95 percent of Democrats and 76 percent of independents.
The only Arizona demographic listed as having less than 50 percent backing the initiative is “white evangelicals,” 49 percent of whom support the amendment.
A majority (58 percent) of white evangelical voters in Nevada back the initiative
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The repeal of the law took effect in mid September.
With the territorial ban no longer in play, Arizona law allows abortions until 15 weeks.
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