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Trump will appear alongside Brian Kemp; Kamala Harris gathers in Michigan

Trump will appear alongside Brian Kemp; Kamala Harris gathers in Michigan

Abortion rights groups are targeting key battlegrounds in the final push before Election Day, focusing on Arizona and Nevada — where voters will not only decide control of the White House and Congress, but also whether Abortion protections should be codified with a new ballot measures.

Reproductive Freedom for All, a political action and advocacy organization, also distributes its resources to Pennsylvania, Michigan, Georgia and California, where it has people on the ground to increase support for abortion rights candidates and policies.

The group is hosting 13 voting events in critical states this weekend, according to an announcement first shared with NBC News.

“Our election program and organization are working nonstop to reach people where they are, whether online or in person,” said Mini Timmaraju, president and CEO of the organization.

“One of the most powerful ways to mobilize voters is to talk to the people we know in our own communities, and we give our members and volunteers the tools to do just that,” she added.

Volunteers in every state contacted more than 2 million members and supporters to confirm voter registration to engage Generation Z supporters and voters of color. The group, previously known as NARAL, is expected to increase its youth organizing program on community and commuter college campuses.

The organization will launch digital and telephone campaigns in swing states to highlight Trump’s stance on abortion.

Specifically, the ads seek to blame Trump “for the abortion ban that led to the preventable death of Amber Nicole Thurman in Georgia,” which Walz referenced in Tuesday’s debate against Vance.

“Voters have never been more enthusiastic about abortion. They are ready to create change and we are increasing our GOTV [get out the vote] operation to ensure that this is possible,” said Timmaraju.

At least ten states have abortion initiatives on their ballots.

“We have 31 days until Election Day – our reproductive freedom is at stake and we cannot afford to leave everything on the playing field,” Timmaraju said.