One ballot measure could overturn a strict ban. Another could undo abortion rights protections. In two others, will have a chance to strengthen protections by amending their state constitutions
Laurel Elder, Mary-Kate Lizotte and Steven Greene
Rewire News Group
The stability that defined abortion politics for half a century is gone. Abortion rights have become more widely supported and more politically consequential, motivating Democratic voters while creating new tensions within the Republican coalition.
Lawmakers who support reproductive rights must recognize that abortion access and mass surveillance are incompatible. Systems built to track stolen cars and issue parking tickets have morphed into today’s reproductive dragnet.
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