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Tuesdays abortion-related vote in Ohio gave Brown, the states Democratic senator, a boost ahead of whats expected to be a tough re-election battle in 2024.

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Issue 1 would change the way Ohio amends the constitution and how amendments make the ballot.

One-time county prosecutor, state lawmaker, state attorney general and auditor Betty Montgomery has been a vocal critic of the state’s failed proposal, known as Issue 1, to require a supermajority for constitutional amendments.

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The ballot measure would have made changes to the state constitution more difficult, potentially thwarting a successful vote on abortion rights later this year.

Voters in Ohio are deciding whether to make it more difficult to amend the state's constitution. The results of Tuesday's special election could have major implications when it comes to abortion rights in the state.

Voters in Ohio have rejected a measure that would have made amending the state constitution more difficult.

The vast majority of people will take a political candidate’s position on abortion into consideration before voting, according to a new poll released Tuesday.

The defeat of Issue 1 keeps in place a simple majority threshold for passing future constitutional amendments.