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What we're going to see by AquinasDomer
Is who's more afraid of the base and who's more afraid of suburban swing voters.
Because the base wants it entirely illegal. It's why Wisconsin didn't get rid of its 1860s era abortion ban. The gerrymandered legislature wasn't pressured enough and left in in effect, so it took the last Judicial election to basically legalize abortion again.
It seems like some of the swing seat Arizona folks are panicking. Interestingly post Dobbs the general public has moved more pro choice and the pro choice folks are juiced up in the way pro life folks were post Roe.