Competing measures to expand or limit abortion rights will appear on Nebraska’s November ballot
- Nebraska voters will decide on two abortion measures in November, which could increase voter turnout amid a competitive presidential race.
- One measure seeks to establish "a fundamental right to abortion until fetal viability," while the other enshrines the current 12-week ban with exceptions.
- Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen confirmed both initiatives gathered enough signatures, making it the first state to feature competing abortion amendments on the same ballot since Roe v. Wade's overturning.
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