Abortion rights supporters sue Ohio officials over "unborn child" language in ballot measure

The Ohio Ballot Board approved language for a ballot measure establishing a state constitutional right to abortion.
Abortion rights supporters sued, arguing the approved language aims to mislead voters to oppose the measure.
The lawsuit challenges the use of "unborn child" instead of "fetus" in the ballot language.
The approved text fails to convey the full scope of protections in the proposed amendment, including for contraception.
Recent polling indicates 58% of Ohio voters support enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution.