Overview
- Activists are working to put abortion rights measures on the ballot in up to 14 states for the November 2024 elections, aiming to enshrine abortion access at the state level.
- In Florida, a decision by the state's Supreme Court is imminent on whether an abortion rights amendment will appear on the ballot, potentially extending abortion access to 24 weeks of pregnancy.
- Arizona advocates are on track to get an abortion access amendment on the ballot, reflecting a broader national trend of state-level initiatives following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
- Opponents in states like Arizona and Colorado are preparing countermeasures, aiming to restrict abortion access through their own ballot initiatives.
- The push for abortion rights amendments is seen as a strategic move to galvanize voters and influence races up and down the ballot, with both sides recognizing the high stakes involved.