Now that Missouri has voted to overturn its abortion ban, what's next?
Source: STL Post Dispatch
Amendment 3, which will protect the right to an abortion until after fetal viability, takes effect Dec. 6.
After that, litigation is expected to overturn Missouri abortion restrictions, including the current law banning the procedure in cases of rape or incest.
Todays win is a victory for all Missourians and a crucial step in the path to restoring meaningful access to abortion care, Tori Schafer, attorney for the Missouri ACLU, said in a statement.
While abortion-rights supporters plan to challenge restrictions in court, abortion opponents are already planning their next moves.
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no_hypocrisy
(49,041 posts)Supremacy over states' rights.
Klarkashton
(2,231 posts)turbinetree
(25,371 posts)corporate state.................
John Trudell............
I am not looking to overthrow the American government, the corporate state already has, John Trudell- Santee Dakota activist, artist, and poet (1946-2015)
IronLionZion
(47,036 posts)Passed: Arizona, Colorado, Maryland, Missouri, Nevada, New York,
Close, still counting votes: Montana, Nebraska,
Failed: Florida, South Dakota
Gore1FL
(21,950 posts)They always find a way.
It amazes me that people split their ticket to vote for amendment 3 and to vote for the people that made amendment 3 necessary in the first place.
Warpy
(113,131 posts)That's what's next.
Skittles
(159,945 posts)what women want DOES NOT FUCKING MATTER
repukes will work on a NATIONAL BAN