Abortion battles fuel push against ballot measures
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
58% : After a string of defeats at the ballot in red and purple states in the 2022 election, a growing number of GOP-controlled state legislatures and anti-abortion groups are pushing back.49% : Still, a coalition of abortion rights groups including local chapters of Planned Parenthood and the ACLU this month launched a citizen-led ballot initiative campaign to try to put abortion protections on the ballot in Florida.
47% : Every state that put abortion on the ballot in 2022 voted in favor of protecting access to the procedure in some way, including Republican-leaning Kentucky and Kansas.
47% : "They want to put weed in our constitution next, you know, mandatory minimum wage, abortion.
44% : Abortion is still legal for up to 22 weeks.
41% : Then last June, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, and local activists sought to protect abortion in their states.
40% : Gonidakis said abortion is a "policy decision" that should be made by elected representatives, not enshrined in the constitution.
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