Abortion rights keep winning on the ballot in conservative states -- Florida and Arizona could be next

Aug 09, 2023 View Original Article
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Kansas was the first unfavorable state result for anti-abortion activists.
49% : The significant turnout for a special election in the dead of summer suggests abortion remains a motivating factor for voters ahead of the 2024 presidential election, a troubling sign for Republicans.
43% : Although Ohioans did not directly vote on abortion, the failure of Issue 1 means an amendment to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution is more likely to pass when voters head to the polls again in November.
43% : Republican-dominated state legislatures have repeatedly put the question of abortion directly before voters in the wake of the conservative Supreme Court's June 2022 decision to abolish federal constitutional protections for the procedure.
43% : Less than two months after the fall of Roe, voters in the state rejected an amendment that would have stripped state constitutional protections for abortion by an 18-point margin.
40% : Abortion helped Democrats pare their losses in the House and maintain control of the Senate in last year's midterm elections, which are often a washout for the party in power.
37% : For the third time in a year, voters in a conservative state have shot down an attempt by Republicans to make constitutional changes that target abortion.

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