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Republicans in Ohio have wanted to make it harder to change the state's constitution, but the proposal has stalled so far. The Ohio House has still yet to decide on the measure.
COLUMBUS (AP) — An effort by a Republican faction in Ohio to make it harder to change the state constitution faces a critical juncture this week, with action
Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is trying to block a ballot measure by arguing that legalizing abortion could cost $51 billion.
Voters pushed back decisively after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last year, approving ballot measures that established or upheld abortion rights in all six states where they appeared.
After abortion rights supporters swept six ballot measures last year, Republican legislatures seek to make it harder to get on the ballot, and harder to win if there is a vote.