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Men's Conference presents challenges, inspiration - Archdiocese of Oklahoma City - Vimarsana News

Men's Conference presents challenges, inspiration - Archdiocese of Oklahoma City

Archdiocese of Oklahoma City

March for Life / Florida Targeted for Abortion Constitution Change - Vimarsana News

March for Life / Florida Targeted for Abortion Constitution Change

March for Life / Florida Targeted for Abortion Constitution Change - Relevant Radio

Ohio Voters Overwhelmingly Choose to Protect Abortion Rights - Vimarsana News

Ohio Voters Overwhelmingly Choose to Protect Abortion Rights

Ohio voters on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure that will codify abortion rights in the state constitution, according to the New York Times. Issue 1—which will also enshrine the right to make decisions about birth control, miscarriage care, and fertility treatment—passed by a vote of 58% to 42%, with about 40% of the ballots in. An NBC News exit poll found that 60% of Ohio voters were unhappy with the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.

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Vulnerable Ohio Democrats hope to ride abortion referendum to victory in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Vulnerable Ohio Democrats hope to ride abortion referendum to victory in 2024

The fight over abortion in Ohio will test whether vulnerable Democrats can turn public support for abortion rights into campaign victories — even if the elections are a year apart.

'A place worth fighting for': Ohio's vulnerable Dems go all in on abortion referendum - Vimarsana News

'A place worth fighting for': Ohio's vulnerable Dems go all in on abortion referendum

The fight over abortion in Ohio will test whether vulnerable Democrats can turn public support for abortion rights into campaign victories — even if the elections are a year apart.

Source: yahoo.com