NPR reports on how Christian conservatives are grappling with the changing stance of the GOP on Arizona’s abortion ban.

Conservative voters in Arizona are conflicted between their religious beliefs and political party loyalty as they watch a potential vote to repeal a near-total abortion ban. Anti-abortion rights advocates like Luke Pierson question who they can trust, feeling let down by politicians like former President Donald Trump and GOP Senate hopeful Kari Lake. Lake’s opposition to the ban recognizes the political reality of abortion access. While some Republican voters like Pierson criticize Trump’s response, others, like Barbara Schwisow, refuse to compromise their values for political gain. Ultimately, the outcome of these political decisions could impact the balance of power in the U.S. Senate and the Arizona state Legislature.

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