FLORIDA LEGISLATURE DEBATES ABORTION LAWS
prohibited, delayed or restricted abortion until fetal viability, which doctors say is sometime after 21 weeks. The state’s restrictive six-week abortion law still stands. Florida is one of the first states to reject abortion rights in a ballot measure since Roe v...
was the top policy adviser for former Republican Gov. Jeb Bush, said the ballot question and abortion laws in Florida will make the issue dominant for voters and require Republicans to “run a flawless and perfect campaign in order to succeed in November up and down the ballot in Florida.”...
Walker noted that the state "has actively undertaken its own anti-Amendment 4 campaign to educate the public about its view of Florida's abortion laws and to correct the record, as it sees fit, concerning pro-Amendment 4 speech." The woman in the ad, identified only as "Caroline" due ...
Cook said she nearly died delivering a stillborn baby in a public bathroom. "Because of Florida's extreme abortion laws, they couldn't provide the care I needed," Cook said. She spoke at the rally in support of the amendment in Fort Lauderdale. ...
A stricter abortion ban under consideration for Florida could have practical implications for women throughout the South and political implications for Gov.
and defend the United States Constitution and to oppose such perversions of it.We demand that our legislators STOP passing laws to regulate abortion. We demand the total and immediate abolition of ALL human abortion. Floridians, won't you join us in doing so by becoming an ABOLITIONIST now?
The state high court’s ruling upholds the state’s previous abortion laws but also could deliver a stunning blow to Gov. Ron DeSantis and state Republicans.
Proponents of an amendment to allow abortion in many cases have until July 5 to gather nearly 91,000 valid signatures to get it on the Nov. 5 ballot. The measure would bar laws banning abortion in the first 20 weeks of gestation and allow abortion later in pregnancy in cases of rape, ...
The statement issued in November included caveats about litigation surrounding state abortion laws and concluded, "Because there are several possible outcomes related to this litigation that differ widely in their effects, the impact of the proposed amendment on state and local government revenues and ...