Initiative to end Idaho’s strict abortion ban qualifies for November’s general election ballot
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BOISE (Idaho Capital Sun) — The voter initiative seeking to end Idaho’s strict abortion ban has officially qualified to appear on ballots in November, Idahoans United for Women and Families, the group leading the effort, announced Monday.
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BOISE (Idaho Capital Sun) — The voter initiative seeking to end Idaho’s strict abortion ban has officially qualified to appear on ballots in November, Idahoans United for Women and Families, the group leading the effort, announced Monday.
Idaho voters will weigh in on their state’s abortion laws this November. The secretary of state’s office certified a ballot measure that could, if passed, overturn one of the strictest bans in the country, the campaign to restore abortion rights in Idaho confirmed on Monday.
Voters in one of the most conservative U.S. states will decide whether to roll back the state's abortion ban. Idaho officials informed supporters Monday that the measure would be added to the ballot. That makes it the fourth state where voters will directly decide abortion policy in November.
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Idaho voters will decide whether to roll back the state’s abortion ban, joining three other states where abortion will be directly on the ballot in November.
If the measure is approved, it will create and enact a law for “reproductive freedom”—thus allowing people to make their own decisions for abortion, contraception and fertility treatment.
Voters in Virginia and Nevada — where abortion is already legal through at least 24 weeks of pregnancy — are considering state constitutional amendments to create a right to abortion.
Abortion is on the ballot this November in a growing number of states. On Monday, Idaho joined three other states that will have an abortion question on their ballots — though there is a big difference between some of them. 'This is going to have a profound impact on Idaho.
Idaho voters will decide in November whether to establish new protections for reproductive health care, including abortion access, after the Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act qualified for the general election ballot.
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