Voters in nine states decide on abortion rights measures in key elections

thestar.com November 5, 2024, 06:01 AM UTC

Voters in nine states are deciding on ballot measures to guarantee abortion rights in their state constitutions. This could change access for over 7 million women in states like Arizona, Florida, and Missouri, where current laws impose various restrictions.

If these measures pass, they may reverse existing bans or limitations on abortion. In contrast, some states, like Florida, require a 60% approval for amendments, making it more challenging to secure changes.

The outcome of these votes could influence broader political dynamics, including the presidential race, as candidates navigate differing views on abortion rights. Current laws vary widely, with some states enforcing strict bans while others seek to protect access.

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    Reproductive rights measures on the ballot in multiple states as voters decide on abortion access (wfaa.com)
    1d 2h
    Source
  191. [3.5]
    U.S. voters weigh key ballot measures on abortion, marijuana, and sports betting (globalnews.ca)
    1d 2h
    Source
  192. [3.3]
    Florida's recreational marijuana legalization amendment fails to gain voter support (nbcnews.com)
    1d 2h
    Source
  193. [4.9]
    Voters in 10 states decide on abortion access measures in 2024 election (wmur.com)
    1d 3h
    Source
  194. [4.9]
    Voters in 10 states decide on abortion access measures in 2024 election (kcra.com)
    1d 3h
    Source
  195. [4.9]
    Voters in 10 states decide on abortion access measures in 2024 election (wcvb.com)
    1d 3h
    Source
  196. [3.7]
    Bank of England and US Federal Reserve expected to cut interest rates this week (dailymail.co.uk)
    1d 3h
    Source
  197. [3.5]
    Nebraska features record number of ballot measures including competing abortion proposals (news.yahoo.com)
    1d 3h
    Source
  198. [5.5]
    Voters in nine states decide on abortion rights measures in key elections (vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca)
    1d 4h

  199. [5.0]
    Voters in nine states decide on abortion rights measures in key elections (triblive.com)
    1d 4h

  200. [4.7]
    Trump dismisses abortion question from reporter while voting in Florida (hindustantimes.com)
    1d 4h
    Source
  201. [4.1]
    Trump reacts sharply to abortion question during Florida event (bangordailynews.com)
    1d 4h
    Source
  202. [3.8]
    Colorado voters to decide on constitutional amendment for abortion access (denverpost.com)
    1d 4h
    Source
  203. [3.8]
    Rick Scott runs for reelection in Florida eyeing Senate leadership role (sun-sentinel.com)
    1d 4h
    Source
  204. [4.4]
    Trump declines to reveal his vote on Florida abortion measure (ctvnews.ca)
    1d 5h
    Source
  205. [4.2]
    Trump declines to reveal vote on Florida abortion measure and snaps at reporter (latimes.com)
    1d 5h
    Source
  206. [4.0]
    Trump reacts sharply to abortion question from reporter in Florida (newsweek.com)
    1d 5h
    Source
  207. [3.6]
    Trump avoids question on Florida abortion vote and tells reporter to stop asking (hindustantimes.com)
    1d 5h
    Source
  208. [3.0]
    Voters in four states decide on marijuana legalization in election day polls (gizmodo.com)
    1d 5h
    Source
  209. [4.5]
    Trump expresses frustration over abortion question as Florida vote approaches (whyy.org)
    1d 6h
    Source
  210. [3.5]
    Voters in three states consider legalizing recreational cannabis on Election Day (npr.org)
    1d 6h
    Source
  211. [3.4]
    Voters weigh in on over 140 ballot measures across multiple states (news.yahoo.com)
    1d 6h
    Source
  212. [3.4]
    Voters in four states to decide on marijuana legalization measures (news.yahoo.com)
    1d 6h
    Source
  213. [2.7]
    Curaleaf chair criticizes DeSantis for opposing Florida cannabis legalization initiative (benzinga.com)
    1d 6h
    Source
  214. [4.1]
    Supreme Court may influence outcome of 2024 U.S. presidential election (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
    1d 7h
    Source
  215. [4.1]
    Trump declines to reveal vote on Florida abortion measure and expresses frustration with reporter (abcnews.go.com)
    1d 7h
    Source
  216. [3.9]
    Trump reacts sharply to abortion question during Florida voting event (stltoday.com)
    1d 7h
    Source
  217. [3.8]
    Trump refuses to disclose vote on Florida abortion measure and expresses frustration with reporter (clickondetroit.com)
    1d 7h
    Source
  218. [3.7]
    Trump avoids question on Florida abortion measure and expresses irritation with reporter (news.yahoo.com)
    1d 7h
    Source
  219. [3.5]
    Voters across the U.S. weigh in on key ballot measures affecting rights and regulations (gazette.com)
    1d 7h
    Source
  220. [3.2]
    Trump snaps at reporter over abortion rights question during polling place press conference (rawstory.com)
    1d 8h
    Source
  221. [5.3]
    Voters in nine states decide on abortion rights measures in key elections (inquirer.net)
    1d 12h

  222. [4.8]
    Voters in ten states decide on abortion rights measures this election day (theguardian.com)
    1d 12h
    Source
  223. [4.0]
    Florida voters confront abortion rights amendment as political tensions rise (time.com)
    1d 12h
    Source
  224. [4.0]
    Trump announces plan to appoint RFK Jr. to lead women's health if elected (newsweek.com)
    1d 13h
    Source
  225. [3.8]
    New Yorkers to vote on constitutional amendment addressing discrimination over pregnancy outcomes (spectrumlocalnews.com)
    1d 13h
    Source
  226. [3.7]
    Voters in Florida and three Midwest states consider marijuana legalization on Election Day (benzinga.com)
    1d 13h
    Source
  227. [3.1]
    Voters in four states decide on marijuana legalization on Election Day 2024 (nypost.com)
    1d 13h
    Source
  228. [5.6]
    Voters in nine states decide on abortion rights measures in key ballot tests (wfaa.com)
    1d 15h

  229. [5.3]
    Voters in nine states decide on abortion rights measures in key ballot tests (9news.com)
    1d 15h

  230. [4.7]
    Voters in ten states decide on abortion measures in key ballot initiatives (forbes.com)
    1d 15h
    Source
  231. [4.5]
    Trump says he will let RFK Jr manage women's healthcare if elected (news.yahoo.com)
    1d 15h
    Source
  232. [4.3]
    Nebraska voters face record number of ballot measures including competing abortion rights initiatives (abcnews.go.com)
    1d 15h
    Source
  233. [4.2]
    Voters in 10 states decide on abortion measures in 2024 election (foxnews.com)
    1d 15h
    Source
  234. [4.3]
    Ten states to vote on abortion rights initiatives in 2024 election (fastcompany.com)
    1d 16h
    Source
  235. [5.9]
    Voters in nine US states decide on abortion rights in 2024 elections (apnews.com)
    1d 17h

  236. [4.0]
    Arizona voters to decide on constitutional right to abortion after near-total ban (abcnews.go.com)
    1d 18h
    Source
  237. [3.9]
    Nevada voters to decide on abortion rights and open primaries in 2024 election (thestar.com)
    1d 19h
    Source
  238. [3.7]
    Florida voters weigh in on abortion rights and marijuana legalization measures (newsweek.com)
    1d 19h
    Source
  239. [3.5]
    Nevada voters to decide on abortion rights and open primaries in 2024 election (news.yahoo.com)
    1d 19h
    Source
  240. [3.9]
    Florida voters weigh measures to protect abortion rights and legalize marijuana (abcnews.go.com)
    1d 20h
    Source
  241. [3.8]
    Rick Scott runs for reelection eyeing Senate leadership role as Democrats challenge in Florida (abcnews.go.com)
    1d 20h
    Source
  242. [3.7]
    Florida voters weigh measures to protect abortion rights and legalize marijuana (thestar.com)
    1d 20h
    Source
  243. [4.4]
    Voters in 10 states to decide on abortion measures as reports of deaths linked to bans surface (nbcnews.com)
    1d 21h
    Source
  244. [5.5]
    Voters in nine states weigh in on abortion rights in key election measures (abcnews.go.com)
    1d 22h

  245. [4.9]
    Voters in nine states decide on abortion rights measures in key ballot initiatives (news.yahoo.com)
    1d 22h
    Source
  246. [4.9]
    Voters in nine states decide on abortion rights in key election measures (clickondetroit.com)
    1d 22h
    Source
  247. [3.9]
    Voters weigh in on over 140 ballot measures across multiple states (thestar.com)
    1d 22h
    Source
  248. [3.9]
    New Yorkers to vote on constitutional amendment banning discrimination based on pregnancy outcomes (thestar.com)
    1d 22h
    Source
  249. [3.8]
    New Yorkers to vote on constitutional amendment banning discrimination over pregnancy outcomes and gender identity (abcnews.go.com)
    1d 22h
    Source
  250. [3.7]
    Nebraska ballot features record number of measures including competing abortion proposals (thestar.com)
    1d 22h
    Source
  251. [3.6]
    Voters across the U.S. weigh in on over 140 ballot measures impacting daily life and rights (abcnews.go.com)
    1d 22h
    Source
  252. [2.7]
    Ohio voters to decide on citizen-led redistricting commission in upcoming ballot (abcnews.go.com)
    1d 22h
    Source
  253. [2.6]
    Ohio voters to decide on citizen-led redistricting commission today (thestar.com)
    1d 22h
    Source
  254. [4.6]
    Florida's abortion amendment draws national attention as voters head to the polls (news.yahoo.com)
    2d 2h
    Source
  255. [4.5]
    Voters to decide on 146 ballot measures in 41 states during 2024 election (abcnews.go.com)
    2d 6h
    Source
  256. [4.4]
    Ten states vote on key abortion measures this election season (salon.com)
    2d 17h
    Source
  257. [3.2]
    Voters in four states decide on marijuana legalization measures on November 5 (news.yahoo.com)
    2d 17h
    Source
  258. [4.0]
    Florida election tests Republican dominance with marijuana and abortion ballot measures (thestar.com)
    2d 22h
    Source
  259. [4.0]
    Florida election to feature key votes on abortion and marijuana rights (news.yahoo.com)
    2d 22h
    Source
  260. [3.9]
    Florida election tests GOP strength as voters weigh marijuana and abortion measures (abcnews.go.com)
    2d 22h
    Source
  261. [4.1]
    Florida voters weigh abortion rights amendment as DeSantis intensifies opposition (news.yahoo.com)
    3d 7h
    Source
  262. [5.2]
    Voters in 10 states to decide on abortion access in 2024 election (cbsnews.com)
    3d 10h

  263. [4.5]
    Florida voters prepare to decide on abortion rights amendment in upcoming election (theguardian.com)
    4d 12h
    Source
  264. [3.9]
    Florida's Amendment 4 aims to protect abortion rights ahead of November ballot (newsweek.com)
    5d 8h
    Source
  265. [3.4]
    Florida judge extends order blocking state from legal action against abortion ads until after election (foxnews.com)
    6d 12h
    Source
  266. [3.9]
    Judge extends order blocking Florida from threatening TV stations over abortion rights ads (npr.org)
    7d 21h
    Source
  267. [3.8]
    Judge extends order blocking Florida officials from pressuring TV stations over abortion ads (pennlive.com)
    8d 1h
    Source
  268. [4.5]
    Judge blocks Florida health officials from threatening TV stations over abortion rights ads (apnews.com)
    8d 8h
    Source
  269. [3.5]
    Florida judge extends order blocking pressure on abortion rights ads before vote (newsweek.com)
    8d 9h
    Source
  270. [4.2]
    Judge blocks Florida officials from threatening TV stations over abortion rights ads (latimes.com)
    8d 10h
    Source
  271. [4.2]
    Judge blocks Florida health department from threatening TV stations over abortion ads (wmur.com)
    8d 11h
    Source
  272. [4.2]
    Judge blocks Florida health department from threatening TV stations over abortion rights ads (kcra.com)
    8d 11h
    Source
  273. [4.1]
    Judge blocks Florida health department from threatening TV stations over abortion rights ads (wcvb.com)
    8d 11h
    Source
  274. [4.2]
    Judge blocks Florida health department from threatening TV stations over abortion rights ads (abcnews.go.com)
    8d 12h
    Source
  275. [4.1]
    Judge blocks Florida health officials from threatening TV stations over abortion ads (thestar.com)
    8d 12h
    Source
  276. [4.1]
    Judge blocks Florida health department from threatening TV stations over abortion rights ads (clickondetroit.com)
    8d 12h
    Source
  277. [3.8]
    Judge blocks Florida health department from threatening TV stations over abortion rights ads (gazette.com)
    8d 12h
    Source
  278. [3.9]
    DeSantis battles Florida abortion amendment as voters prepare to decide (dailykos.com)
    10d 7h
    Source