TruthOutAnti-Abortion Forces Used Deceptive Tactics to Defeat Nebraska Ballot Measure
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
62% : Last year, we narrowly defeated a six-week abortion ban in our unicameral legislature by a single vote, only to see anti-abortion politicians sneak a 12-week ban into an unrelated health care bill targeting trans rights.59% : But with millions in anti-abortion funding and relentless media disinformation, the confusion campaign overwhelmed voters and stifled our attempts at progress.
37% : This wasn't just a Nebraska loss; it was a victory for anti-abortion strategies.
35% : Ads ran on every platform throughout the campaign phase, claiming that voting against the viability measure would protect Nebraskans from government interference in abortion care.
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