On Nov. 8, Kentucky will vote on a constitutional amendment which, if approved, would eliminate the right to abortion in Kentucky's Constitution. The proposed amendment was approved last year by the Republican-controlled Kentucky General Assembly.
There is something happening with angry women voting on abortion. Male politicians don’t seem to have noticed.
The strategies that worked in Kansas – countering misinformation, building a broad coalition – offer lessons for other ballot measures
The state laws that are now allowed by the Supreme Court in its Dobbs decision do not meet the conditions of a “just law.” We need to be loud and confrontational and disruptive in opposing them.
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