Florida to Vote on Restoring Abortion Rights in November

Amendment 4 seeks to amend the state constitution to prohibit abortion restrictions before viability, facing both legal and legislative challenges.

Florida's Supreme Court upholds a 15-week abortion ban and allows a six-week ban to take effect, significantly restricting abortion access.
Voters will decide on Amendment 4 in November, which aims to restore abortion rights in Florida by prohibiting restrictions before viability.
The amendment has garnered widespread support, including from Republicans and independents, and requires 60% approval to pass.
Campaigns for and against the amendment are gearing up for a major battle, with both sides preparing for legal and legislative challenges.
The ban's implementation could lead to significant challenges for women seeking abortion care, with many expected to travel out of state.