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Abortion activists to take strategy 'to the next level' after Ohio win - Vimarsana News

Abortion activists to take strategy 'to the next level' after Ohio win

Kate Anderson Daily Caller News Foundation Abortion activists are hoping to take their strategy “to the next level” after a resounding win at the ballot Tuesday making abortion a right in Ohio, according to Axios. The state’s voters confirmed abortion as a state right by nearly 60% during a ballot initiative that Democrats had heavily…

Source: wnd.com
Abortion rights supporters are celebrating wins in states like Ohio, Virginia : NPR - Vimarsana News

Abortion rights supporters are celebrating wins in states like Ohio, Virginia : NPR

Voters in Ohio, Virginia and Kentucky signaled support for abortion rights, even where it wasn't directly on the ballot, more than a year after the Supreme Court rolled them back.

Source: npr.org
Abortion Wins Big in Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia 2023 Elections - Vimarsana News

Abortion Wins Big in Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia 2023 Elections

The GOP's anti-abortion agenda went down in flames at ballot boxes in Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, and Pennsylvania on Tuesday.

Maybe Stealing Womens' Rights Wasn't the Best Election Plan - Vimarsana News

Maybe Stealing Womens' Rights Wasn't the Best Election Plan

Abortion initiatives have gone seven for seven at the ballot box since the Supreme Court killed Roe. Democrats are pressing the advantage

Source: yahoo.com
Voters Reject Taxes, Embrace Ranked-Choice Voting Through Ballot Measures - Vimarsana News

Voters Reject Taxes, Embrace Ranked-Choice Voting Through Ballot Measures

In a busy year for ballot initiatives, Ohio voters approved abortion rights and marijuana legalization, while voters elsewhere were wary about taxes, public ownership of major assets and participatory budgeting.