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With abortion on the 2024 ballot, campaigns could see millions in funding from familiar player - Vimarsana News

With abortion on the 2024 ballot, campaigns could see millions in funding from familiar player

Anti-abortion groups were vastly outspent in Kansas and Ohio elections, but data shows both sides of political spectrum financially supported by same PACs, influencers

Source: kake.com
With abortion on the 2024 ballot, campaigns could see millions in funding from familiar players - Vimarsana News

With abortion on the 2024 ballot, campaigns could see millions in funding from familiar players

State supreme court races in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania spotlighted abortion rights, and the candidates supporting those rights won.

Raised minimum wage, paid sick time among arguments voiced by state restaurant workers - Vimarsana News

Raised minimum wage, paid sick time among arguments voiced by state restaurant workers

Higher pay and better benefits: these were just some of the arguments heard by members of Michigan's Supreme Court Thursday.

Source: wwmt.com
Abortion petition seeks rights in Nebraska Constitution - Vimarsana News

Abortion petition seeks rights in Nebraska Constitution

The group Protect Our Rights made the text of its proposed constitutional amendment public Wednesday morning. The amendment would add abortion rights to the Nebraska Constitution.

Ohio House GOP says it will consider "removing jurisdiction from the judiciary" on Issue 1 laws - Vimarsana News

Ohio House GOP says it will consider "removing jurisdiction from the judiciary" on Issue 1 laws

A statement about Issue 1 on the House Republicans’ official government website has raised questions about what the GOP's plans to address abortion-related legislation will look like – and whether they’ll be constitutional.

Source: wosu.org