Missouri voters overturn abortion ban with narrow approval of Amendment 3
The voters have spoken in Missouri, and abortion is once again legal in the Show-Me State. Amendment 3, which reverses the state’s abortion ban, narrowly passed with 51.9% voting “yes” and 48.1% voting “no,” according to the Associated Press. In total, 1,534,399 voters approved the amendment, and 1,424,781 opposed it—a difference of 109,618 votes.
If approved, the constitutional amendment will take effect Dec. 6. After that, expect lawsuits to overturn the state’s ...
This amendment would establish a constitutional right to reproductive rights and would remove Missouri's ban on abortion.
Missourians voted Tuesday to approve Amendment 3, clearing the way for the state's near-total ban on abortion to be overturned, according to the Associated Press.
Missouri voters approved Amendment 3, overturning the state's abortion ban as reported by The Associated Press.
The data showed 10 of the state's 114 counties and the City of St. Louis voted in favor of the amendment, while 104 counties voted against it.
Amendment 3 places language in the Missouri Constitution legalizing abortion up to fetal viability, which is usually around ...
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