Life NewsOhio Should Vote for Issue 1 to Save Its Constitution, Protect Babies From Abortion - LifeNews.com
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- Policy Leaning
28% Somewhat Right
- Politician Portrayal
-64% Negative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
44% : That amendment, if adopted, would legalize abortion through birth (Potemkin village language about "viability" notwithstanding) and force Ohioans to pay for it while stripping parents of rights to parental consent or even notification.41% : They're rightly concerned that, in an off-election year like 2023, out-of-state interests can pour money into an abortion referendum in Ohio (and legislative elections in Virginia, the only other major pro-life contest this year) to lock abortion into the Buckeye State's basic law.
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