Abortion is on the ballot in 9 states as parties aim to motivate voters across the U.S.
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"If all the abortion rights measures pass, it's a sign of how much of a juggernaut support for reproductive rights has become," said Mary Ziegler, a professor at the University of California Davis School of Law. This statement underscores the significance of successful ballot measures in shaping the future of reproductive rights.
"If some of them fail, then you're going to see some conservatives looking for guidance to see what the magic ingredient was... to stem the tide," Ziegler adds, indicating that the outcomes of these measures could shift conservative strategies.
Voters have supported abortion rights, prevailing on all seven measures that have appeared since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, highlighting increased voter support for reproductive rights amid political shifts.
Currently, 13 states are enforcing bans at all stages of pregnancy, illustrating the stark contrast in abortion access across the United States, heavily influenced by state politics and legislation.
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