Ten states officially have a proposed constitutional amendment regarding abortion on the ballot in November 2024. In varying degrees, many of these amendment proposals would codify the right to abortion – the right to kill unborn babies – across these states where any previous state laws protecting unborn life and many regulations protecting women would be stripped away.
The states that have the abortion issue on this year’s ballot are Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New York, and South Dakota.
When the U.S. Supreme Court made its Dobbs decision and overturned Roe v. Wade in June 2022, it reversed a perceived federal right to abortion and returned the issue to the individual states. Now, ballot measures to amend state constitutions have become the means to advance either a pro-death agenda or a pro-life cause. These ballot measures are particularly decisive because they change a state constitution, override previous state laws, in some cases render legislative intent irrelevant, and can only be reversed by voters through a different ballot measure.
Notably, ballot initiatives carry the power to determine whether a state is pro-life or pro-death. Since 2022, voters in California, Michigan, Ohio, and Vermont have all codified abortion as a “fundamental right” in their state constitutions. As a result, there are few restrictions to abortion in these states. On the other hand, in 2018, voters in Alabama, Louisiana, and West Virginia also amended their constitutions in favor of protecting unborn life. The people of Alabama guaranteed a right to life for the unborn and both the people of Louisiana and West Virginia declared there was no right to abortion in their state constitutions. These three states now protect women and babies with near-total abortion bans. […]
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