Colorado activists say abortion ballot measure has secured needed signatures
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42% : ""Abortion may be legal in Colorado -- and that's due to our leadership passing the Reproductive Health Equity Act in 2022 to codify a person's fundamental right to make reproductive health-care decisions -- but statutory protections do not mean we are any safer from government interference than Arizona is," Dusti Gurule, president and CEO of the Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights and co-chair of the campaign said in a statement.41% : Abortion remains legal in Colorado with no current restrictions based on gestational duration.
39% : "This momentous campaign milestone means Colorado voters are one step closer to seeing a constitutional amendment on the November 2024 ballot to protect abortion from government interference," the campaign said in a statement.
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