Abortion is already legal in Arizona up to 15 weeks—and beyond for medical emergencies. Proposition 139 would make safety precautions at abortion facilities unenforceable, removes doctors’ requirements—allowing non-doctors to perform abortions on women, shields sex abusers by removing parental consent and legalizes post-viability abortions.
Florida:
Unlike other amendments in state history, Florida Amendment 4 provides zero definitions for key terms so voters will not know what they are voting for. Glaring loopholes give any abortion clinic workers, even non-doctors, the ability to approve late-term abortions when the baby can feel pain. The amendment would remove parental consent laws, making abortion the only procedure where parents have no say when it comes to their child.
Colorado:
Abortion is already legal in Colorado for any reason and up to any point in pregnancy. Initiative 79 would radically change the state constitution to give politicians the power to force taxpayers and insurance plans to pay for even the most extreme abortions. Initiative 79 also bans parental rights to know if an abortion is performed on their minor daughter.
Maryland:
Abortion is already legal through all 9 months in Maryland and taxpayers are already paying for many abortions in the state. The so-called “Reproductive Freedom Amendment” would permanently remove parental rights and block parents’ ability to know or give consent before an abortion is performed on their minor daughter. A 14-year-old girl could be dropped off at an abortion clinic and her parents may never know.
Missouri:
Missouri Amendment 3 is being funded by radicals like George Soros and the profit-driven abortion industry. This unsafe initiative allows abortions at any point during pregnancy and removes parental consent before an abortion is performed on a minor girl. Taxpayers will also be forced to fund abortions.
Montana:
Abortion is already allowed in Montana at any point during pregnancy and for any reason. CI-128 would force taxpayers to pay for abortions and further close the door on basic abortion regulations like clinic safety/sanitation standards and parental consent before an abortion is performed on a minor girl.
Nebraska:
Nebraskans will have a clear choice between two competing State Constitutional Amendments.
The so-called “Right to Abortion Amendment” (Initiative 439) inserts the most extreme abortion industry practices into the Constitution, including late-term abortion, taxpayer funding for abortion, and removes parental rights and clinic sanitation/safety laws.
The “Protect Women and Children Amendment” (Initiative 434) protects the existing abortion laws, including limits on abortion after 12 weeks with exceptions for sexual assault and to protect a woman’s life.
Nevada:
The Nevada Constitution allows abortion up to 24 weeks and requires that the abortion be performed by a physician. If a woman’s life is in danger, an abortion can be performed at any point. Medicaid dollars are used to pay for abortion. Nevada Question 6 disregards the safety of women by removing the physician requirement, authorizes any abortion at any point during pregnancy and disregards parental rights by permanently removing parental notification laws.
New York:
Abortion is already legal for any reason in New York and the state already has an Equal Rights Amendment. Prop One weakens parental rights and endangers statutory rape laws that prohibit sex with minors.
South Dakota:
Amendment G legalizes painful late-term abortions, denies parents the right to know if their minor daughter is going to have an abortion performed on her, and cancels requirements for abortionists to follow basic health and safety standards. The amendment is deceptively worded to trick voters.
