Abortion rights amendment's passage triggers new legal battle in Missouri
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
63% : Abortion rights advocates condemned the novel strategy by anti-abortion groups of putting a competing measure on the ballot as an attempt to confuse voters.59% : The approach was considered by anti-abortion groups elsewhere.
50% : "Planned Parenthood also objects to laws requiring clinicians to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals, mandating a 72-hour waiting period for abortions and banning telemedicine for abortion.
45% : Planned Parenthood of the Great Plains filed in a state court Wednesday seeking to invalidate Missouri's abortion ban and several laws that regulate the care.
40% : Trump has repeatedly taken credit for appointing three justices to the U.S. Supreme Court who helped form the majority that overturned Roe v. Wade.
38% : Three other Republican states -- Florida, Nebraska and South Dakota -- rejected abortion ballot measures and supported Trump for president and GOP senators where they were on the ballot.
26% : Trump has said he would veto a national ban, despite previously declining to answer questions about it.
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