The Giant Threat Lurking Behind Florida's November Abortion Vote

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The sheer "breadth of the amendment," she went on, would undermine fetuses' "right to enjoy and defend life" under the state constitution.
51% : But an ominous current lurked beneath the rulings: Six of the court's seven justices appeared to endorse fetal personhood under the state constitution as it stands now, expressing support for -- as one justice put it -- "the unborn's competing right to life" over the patient's right to bodily autonomy.
49% : They urged the court to hold that the state constitution already grants fetuses and embryos a fundamental "right to life" and that any amendment legalizing abortion must, at a minimum, clearly state to voters that it would nullify this right.

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