The Arizona Supreme Court just ruled that an abortion ban that was still on the books from 1864 is enforceable: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/arizona-supreme-court-ruling-abortion-ban-rcna146915
This ban is stricter than the 15-week ban that was passed in 2022. However, pro-choice groups will likely seek to get an initiative that would overturn the ban on the ballot in November.
This market resolves based on whether there is such an initiative on the ballot, and on whether it passes. To count for this market, the initiative only needs to be enough to repeal/nullify the 1864 law, not the newer 2022 law.
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@PlasmaBallin I'm holding big YES on the unsuccessful option based on the results of the similar Kansas referendum back in 2022 which failed pretty handedly in a much more securely red state.