Coverage dated September 15, 2022

GOP governor nominee says he’ll fight US abortion ban

Headline from WTOP Washington DC

Nevada’s GOP governor nominee said Thursday he would fight against a national abortion ban if congress were to pass one.

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  1. WTOP Washington DC

    GOP governor nominee says he’ll fight US abortion ban (opens WTOP Washington DC)

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    Nevada’s GOP governor nominee said Thursday he would fight against a national abortion ban if congress were to pass one.

  2. Kokomo Tribune

    GOP nominee for Nevada gov. says he'll fight US abortion ban (opens Kokomo Tribune)

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    The GOP's nominee for Nevada governor says he would fight against a national abortion ban if the U.S. Congress were to pass it. Joe Lombardo, who is generally anti-abortion, said

  3. CBS News

    GOP nominee for Nevada governor says he'd fight a national abortion ban (opens CBS News)

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    The Republican nominee for Nevada governor says he would fight against a national abortion ban.

  4. Elko Daily Free Press

    Lombardo says he'll fight US abortion ban (opens Elko Daily Free Press)

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    Elko Daily Free Press's feed description

    Nevada’s GOP governor nominee Joe Lombardo says he would fight against a national abortion ban if congress were to pass it. “It’s the vote of the people within the state

  5. Fox News

    GOP's nominee for Nevada governor says he would oppose national abortion limits if passed by Congress (opens Fox News)

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    Fox News's feed description

    GOP's nominee for Nevada governor says he will fight a national abortion ban if congress decides to pass one. A nationwide abortion limit would supersede Nevada law.

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