A Missouri judge says an abortion rights campaign didn't meet legal requirements to qualify for the November ballot.
A Missouri judge ruled Friday that an abortion rights campaign did not meet legal requirements to qualify its constitutional amendment initiative for the November ballot, potentially thwarting a years-long effort to undo the state's near-total abortion ban. But Cole County Circuit Judge Christopher Limbaugh stopped short of removing the measure from the ballot.
New York also has a ballot measure that proponents say would protect abortion rights, though there’s a dispute about what effect it would have. Voters in all seven states that have had abortion questions on their ballots since 2022 have sided with abortion rights supporters.
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