Abortion Access is a top issue this election season at both the state and federal levels.

A number of states will have measures to protect reproductive rights on their ballots this November.

And in key battlegrounds like Arizona and Nevada

these measures could have an impact on the presidential race. Our White House

correspondent Laura Burone Lopez spent time in both states recently and filed this report.

Yona, I think he's gonna love these flowers, huh? They're kind of fall colors.

Crystal Price comes to this cemetery in Mesa, Arizona almost once a month.

It's where her son Noble is buried.

He's noble, he's great, and he's part of our family.

At Noble's grave, she and her family leave flowers, write messages, and take a moment of silence.

Almost six years ago, Crystal had an abortion in her 22nd week of pregnancy when complications

threatened her life. I was coming in and out of consciousness losing I lost so

much blood and it was a really scary it was just really scary.

What was going through your mind when you heard the doctor say that you needed to

terminate the pregnancy.

It was just excruciatingly hard to know that I was choosing to end the life of my son,

but also knowing that it was the right choice

for me and for my circumstances, that my life was important. My family needed me and I

wanted to live. I didn't want to associate my experience with my child with the word abortion but that's what it was.

Arizona law only allows abortions for medical emergencies.

After the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade in 2022,

the state banned abortion after 15 weeks,

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