Arizona passed Proposition 139 with a nearly 62% approval of the amendment – an estimate of 98.9% of ballots were counted so far, according to the Associated Press. Prior to the election, Arizona allowed abortion until the 15th week of pregnancy. Proposition 139 would amend the state constitution to allow for abortion until fetal viability, which is around the 24th week of pregnancy. It also permits abortion after fetal viability in order to save the life or health of the pregnant individual, and prevents prosecution for assisting others in getting an abortion.