There’s a lot at stake Nov. 5. In 10 states, the lives of unborn children—and women’s health and safety—are on the ballot.
These measures, if passed, would enshrine abortion as a fundamental right in state constitutions. That means state legislatures essentially would be blocked from meaningfully protecting women and unborn children from abortion. That means no protection for babies with beating hearts.
Say goodbye to commonsense health and safety regulations for abortion facilities. Vague definitions for “viability” mean there no longer will be strong protections against late-term abortion. The measures also could open the door to requiring taxpayer funding for elective abortion procedures.
Here’s what you need to know about where abortion is on the Nov. 5 ballot and what it could mean for these states if pro-abortion activists get their way.
