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Test. as you said, kansas is a very republican state, close to 50% of all registered voters are republican. and if this is even close, even if it pas, if it's close, it really gives an indication on where america may stand on abortion rights because can kans, before roe v wade was overturned was seen as an amendment that was easily going to pass. now, the no forces who are pro-choice have actually outraised in terms of money, the yes of force rs. we're talking $12 million overall. >> i've heard, and i've read that the language on the ballot amendment is a little bit confusing. this is not a cl...

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>> set to vote this week on whether to keep the police department or replace wit department of public safety. christina coleman live with more. hi, christina. christina: head of police force is strongly against getting rid of the minneapolis police department and replacing it with this new department of public safety. >> as your chief of police, i would not be in favor of this ballot amendment. that does not have to do whether you have an r or a d or an i behind your political affiliations. that is based again on the realities on the ground that i see and men and women are experiencing every d...

Reply(1) Florida voters passed controversial legislation that experts say will either revive or destroy the state's economy. (Shutterstock) FLORIDA — With the coronavirus pandemic cutting the 2020 Florida legislative session short, Florida political leaders admitted this wasn't the year to promote new agendas and tackle groundbreaking statutes. However, Florida voters didn't need their elected representatives to pass controversial legislation that, depending upon the politics of the prognosticator, could either save or destroy the state. During Nov. 3's general election, 60 percent of Flo...

Approve a ballot amendment that would selectively undo the right of privacy just for women, just for purposes of abortion. and another ballot amendment to allow public funding for religion. so defund and block women's basic health at the same time that you provide lots of public funding for religion. this is going on at the state and federal level. and my only concern is that people will not wake up to it soon enough. but i think women are waking up to it soon enough, and that is why we're going to win. >> it's been 72 hours since the mourdock story has been unearthed nationally. do you see a ...