Abortion-rights measures go 7 for 10 in state elections
- Abortion rights advocates won seven measures and lost three in recent state elections, reflecting significant developments in abortion policies across the U.S.
- Missouri voters allowed a constitutional amendment to repeal the strict abortion ban, marking a pivotal change since Roe v. Wade was overturned.
- Florida upheld a six-week abortion ban, indicating challenges for abortion rights advocates and showing that opponents can succeed in ballot measures.
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U.S. Elections: Which states protected the right to abortion and where is it prohibited?
Voters in Missouri paved the way to undo one of the most restrictive abortion bans in the United States, in one of the seven victories for abortion rights advocates, while Florida, Nebraska, and South Dakota rejected similar constitutional amendments and would maintain the existing bans. Abortion rights amendments were also passed in Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, and Montana. Nevada voters also passed an amendment, but they will have to pass it a…
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