Published 09/17/2024 8:49:31 p.m.

Sen. Mike Rounds defends 'trigger law' he signed in announcing opposition to abortion measure

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UPDATE: This story has been revised since initial publication to reflect remarks from Rep. Dusty Johnson’s office.South Dakota Sen. Mike Rounds will be voting “no” on Amendment G this year. The second-term senator and former governor from Fort Pierre announced his opposition in a public statement Tuesday to a constitutional amendment that would expand abortion access in the state — making him the first to do so ahead of his counterparts in Washi…

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Sen. Mike Rounds defends 'trigger law' he signed in announcing opposition to abortion measure

09/17/2024 8:49:31 p.m.

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