Voters have now explicitly endorsed abortion rights via ballot initiatives seven times.
Share on email Tuesday to protect abortion rights, Democrats are rushing to get similar measures on the ballot next year in key states such as Arizona, Nevada and Florida — partly to booston the economy, abortion continues to be a winning issue for Democrats — one that could motivate otherwise uninspired voters to turn out and keep the White House in the party's hands.ruling as a government assault on individual rights — can help the party ride the backlash in the 2024 elections.
Any ballot initiative requires more than 890,000 signatures with at least half of the state's 28 congressional districts represented — and the conservative state Supreme Court could still throw it off the ballot, as Florida'sThe coalition of advocacy groups behind the effort, called Floridians Protecting Freedom, is nearing 500,000 signatures. It launched the campaign in May.
"The results last night just adds to the CVS-length receipt that we now have of our election wins ever since the Supreme Court overturnedstruck down, the anti-abortion movement is struggling to deal with the backlash — and Republicans don't seem close to finding a winning message on the issue.
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