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Abortion Rights Face Mixed Outcomes in Recent State Initiatives

Missouri reinstates abortion rights, while Florida, Nebraska, and South Dakota voters reject measures to expand abortion access, highlighting complex post-Roe landscape.

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Updated: Nov 6th, 2024, 4:27 PM ET

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Missouri's voters approved Amendment 3, reinstating abortion rights up to fetal viability, while Florida, Nebraska, and South Dakota voters rejected abortion expansion measures. Florida's proposal fell short with 57% support, not meeting the 60% threshold required for passage, marking a significant defeat for abortion rights advocates amid a trend since Roe v. Wade's revocation. Conversely, seven other states, including Maryland and New York, codified protections for abortion access, indicating diverse public support on the issue. The outcomes demonstrate contrasting electoral priorities and reflect an evolving landscape for abortion rights across the nation.

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