Arkansas Supreme Court upholds rejection of petitions to let voters decide on abortion access
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Abortion supporters have won in all seven states that have put abortion questions before voters since Roe v. Wade was overturned.
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A majority on the state Supreme Court sided with the secretary of state, who had rejected a citizen group’s petition for failing to submit some of the necessary paperwork.
The Arkansas Supreme Court struck down an attempt to appeal the decision of the secretary of state to block an abortion-rights amendment from the ballot.
The Arkansas Supreme Court has narrowly rejected a pro-choice ballot initiative to enshrine abortion under certain circumstances as a constitutional right.
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