Wisconsin Democrats put abortion in spotlight after GOP-led Legislature rejects referendum option
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The Wisconsin Senate convened for 15 seconds, to gavel in and adjourn, the special session called by Evers to give voters an up or down vote on abortion law.
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The Wisconsin Senate convened for 15 seconds, to gavel in and adjourn, the special session called by Evers to give voters an up or down vote on abortion law.
Wisconsin Democrats up for election in five weeks are putting abortion in the spotlight, with the Republican-controlled Legislature taking less than a minute to reject Gov. Tony Evers' call to
(The Center Square) – In less than a minute, Wisconsin’s Republican-controlled Legislature gaveled in and out of Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ special session on abortion.
By Eric Bradner, Omar Jimenez and Donald Judd, CNN Democrats in Wisconsin sought to turn the midterm elections into a referendum on abortion after Republicans who control the state legislature met for less than 30 seconds Tuesday to reject Gov. Tony Evers’ bid to allow voters to decide the issue.
The Wisconsin state legislature adjourned a special session to prevent Democrats' attempt to pass a constitutional amendment to overturn an abortion ban.
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