Sen. Mark Kelly argued that if Donald Trump were reelected, he would push for a national abortion ban, impacting women's reproductive rights across the country.
Martha MacCallum countered, highlighting that Arizona's voters are deciding on abortion, emphasizing that they have the power to shape local laws, independent of Trump's influence.
Kelly noted the significant engagement from young, female voters in Arizona, attributing a high turnout to their concerns about reproductive rights and potential changes under a Trump presidency.
MacCallum reminded Kelly that Arizona has a 15-week abortion ban, but challenged him on the narrative that a Trump presidency would equate to an outright ban.
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