J.B. Pritzker-backed group sends $250,000 to Virginia Democrats
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52% : Given the chance, anti-choice extremists and their far-right allies will roll back reproductive freedoms in the last state in the south where women's freedoms are still protected," she said.50% : Christopher Dilts / Bloomberg via Getty Images fileThink Big America, a nonprofit group affiliated with Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker, is donating $250,000 to Virginia Democrats with a week to go before state legislative elections that could decide the future of abortion policy in the state.
50% : The group is sending $25,000 apiece to four Democrats running in battleground Senate districts: state Dels.
48% : The nonprofit group has also given money to pro-abortion-rights groups in Ohio, where voters will head to the polls to vote on a ballot measure that would enshrine the right to abortion in the state constitution.
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