Florida voters 'mandate' ending six-week abortion ban. Lawmakers should listen. | Opinion
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49% : Opinion: Time for Florida voters to take back their abortion rightsHere is the irony: While most Floridians voted to keep the government from interfering in our most personal medical decision, anti-abortion politicians used state government agencies to interfere in the election every step of the way.31% : So, how can legislative leaders now claim Florida voters didn't speak loud and clear about the need to overturn Florida's ban?From Duval County to Orange and from Hillsborough to Palm Beach, Floridians saw through the opposition's lies and attacks and stood up for limiting government interference in our health care.
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