Constitutional Amendment

Abortion proponents plan to challenge pro-life laws in Arizona now that a constitutional amendment enshrining the right to abortion in the state has gone into effect.

Virginia Democrats have begun the process of trying to put a proposed amendment before voters that would enshrine a right to abortion into the state constitution.

The abortion giant filed the lawsuit a day after election day, asking the court to declare several laws unconstitutional.

Abortion was on the ballot in ten states this election cycle, a move Democrats hoped would boost voter turnout and support for Vice President Kamala Harris.

A left-wing coalition spent $110 million backing a radical abortion measure in Florida that ultimately failed to pass, campaign finance data shows.

Harris made abortion the center of her campaign — a move that did not end up galvanizing enough voters to deliver her a victory.

Voters in ten states were asked this election cycle if they want to enshrine the right to abortion into their state constitution.

The measure would allow abortions until “fetal viability” for any reason and after that point “when necessary to protect the health or life of the pregnant individual.”

A survey released Tuesday shows a proposed abortion amendment in Florida garnering enough support to pass within the poll’s margin of error. 

A broadly worded amendment to enshrine abortion into the Missouri Constitution would transform the pro-life state into a haven for abortion.

The measure would allow abortion throughout pregnancy, per the judgment of a “treating healthcare professional,” to protect a woman’s life or health.

The abortion measure will appear on the Arizona ballot as “Proposition 139,” and is being put forward by Arizona for Abortion Access.

Maryland is already one of nine states as well as Washington, DC, that have no restrictions on abortion, meaning babies can be legally aborted throughout pregnancy.

Abortion is on the ballot in Florida this November, and if voters codify the right to kill unborn babies into the state constitution, there will be far-reaching consequences for the entire southeastern region of the U.S.

A new survey shows a proposed abortion amendment in Florida obtaining enough support to narrowly pass.

Abortion is officially on the ballot in ten states in November at the behest of left-wing activists, Democrats, and abortion organizations that capitalize on ending the lives of unborn babies.

New York is one of ten states that has abortion on the ballot in November — but unlike other states, the New York amendment centers around discrimination and would enshrine protections, not just for abortion, but for “gender identity and gender expression.”

Ten states officially have abortion on the ballot in November — but in Nebraska, voters will have the opportunity to vote on warring proposed abortion amendments.

The measure, called Amendment 4, bars the state from restricting abortion before viability, approximately 24 weeks, or later in pregnancy “when necessary to protect the patient’s health, as determined by the patient’s healthcare provider.”

A poll suggests that a proposed amendment to enshrine the right to abortion in the Arizona Constitution has enough support to pass.

ABC News moderator Linsey Davis framed voting against a proposed abortion amendment in Florida as supporting the state’s six-week abortion restriction.

New polling suggests a proposed abortion amendment in Florida has majority support, but not enough support to pass in November.

Abortion is officially on the ballot in ten states in November, at the behest of left-wing activists, Democrats, and abortion organizations that capitalize on ending the lives of unborn babies.

Polling suggests a proposed abortion amendment in Missouri could pass by a narrow margin in November. 

Nebraska is the tenth state to have abortion on the ballot and the only state in the nation with two abortion-related amendments.

Montana officials approved a proposed amendment for the November ballot which would enshrine the right to abortion throughout pregnancy into the state constitution. 

If Florida voters pass an abortion amendment in November, it could mean “the end of the pro-life movement” in the state, Gov. DeSantis warned.

Two polls show a proposed abortion amendment in Florida falling short of the 60 percent support needed for passage.

The Missouri ballot in November will include an amendment that would enshrine the right to abortion throughout pregnancy into the state constitution.

The Arizona ballot in November will include an amendment that would enshrine the right to abortion throughout pregnancy into the state constitution.

New polling out of Florida shows abortion may not have the down-ballot effect Democrats are hoping for in November.

Arkansas Secretary of State John Thurston rejected a proposed constitutional amendment on Wednesday that would have enshrined the right to abortion in the state constitution.

The group behind a measure that would enshrine a right to abortion in the Arkansas Constitution submitted signatures to state officials.

Activists in Arizona and Nebraska submitted signatures for proposed amendments that would enshrine the right to abortion into their state constitutions. 

A ballot question to enshrine the right to abortion in the Nevada constitution has met the requirements necessary to appear before voters.

Left-wing activists in at least 11 states have launched efforts to place abortion on the ballot in November, and proposed constitutional amendments have officially qualified for the ballots in five of those states.