Abortion rights backed by voters in Michigan, Kentucky, Vermont
It was the first nationwide test of the issue since end of Roe v. Wade
Source: luxtimes.lu
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It was the first nationwide test of the issue since end of Roe v. Wade
South Dakotans voted on Election Day to expand Medicaid coverage, overcoming formal Republican opposition to a key plank of Obamacare.
South Dakota voters decide to extend Medicaid coverage to 45,000 people.
An estimated 42,500 low-income adults will be eligible for Medicaid next year after voters approved an amendment to the state constitution on Election Day.
A surge in turnout among people motivated by the erosion of abortion rights carried Democrats to victory in multiple races.