New York, Arizona, Colorado, Maryland and Missouri have incorporated the right to abortion into their constitutions.
The voters of the American states of New York, Arizona, Colorado, Maryland and Missouri have done so approved an amendment to expand abortion rights protections at the state level, although the Florida electorate has rejected the proposal, according to U.S. media projections.
The amendments are intended to preserve access to abortion and other reproductive health services in these states. On the contrary, inside Florida The 60% needed to approve the measure has not yet been reached will enforce the ban of six weeks that currently exists.
In three other states –Montana, Nevada and South Dakota– also cast their votes. Meanwhile, inside Nebraska Voters are considering a measure to strengthen the current abortion ban in the state constitution.
More than two years after the U.S. Supreme Court ended the federal constitutional right to abortion, a total of ten states have collected enough signatures to force a vote on enshrining it in their state constitutions, aiming to nullify it to declare prohibitions or restrictions on the voluntary termination of pregnancy.
Source: EITB
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