Florida Election Police Question Voters Over Abortion Petition
Governor DeSantis defends the investigation as necessary to address fraud allegations, while critics claim it aims to intimidate voters.
- Florida's election police are questioning residents about signatures on an abortion rights petition.
- The petition seeks to place an amendment on the ballot to nullify a six-week abortion ban.
- Critics argue the investigation is a tactic to discourage voter participation and protect restrictive abortion laws.
- Governor DeSantis states the probe targets fraudulent petitions, including those signed by deceased individuals.
- Florida's health agency also launched a website opposing the abortion amendment.