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Couple Chose Life Instead of Abortion for Their Baby Even Though He Had Anencephaly - Vimarsana News

Couple Chose Life Instead of Abortion for Their Baby Even Though He Had Anencephaly

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Vandals steal, deface 'No on Issue 1' signs at Catholic churches in Ohio - Vimarsana News

Vandals steal, deface 'No on Issue 1' signs at Catholic churches in Ohio

More than a dozen Catholic properties in Ohio have reported thefts and vandalism of their yard signs opposing Issue 1, the sweeping abortion-rights measure on the Nov. 7 ballot.

Ohio Voters To Weigh Future of Abortion, Cannabis in Preview of 2024 Debate - Vimarsana News

Ohio Voters To Weigh Future of Abortion, Cannabis in Preview of 2024 Debate

Ohio’s abortion ballot measure will be watched closely as observers try to gauge the political potency of the issue ahead of 2024.

Source: nysun.com
Abortion opponents seek winning formula in Ohio: 'We have to get uncomfortable' - Vimarsana News

Abortion opponents seek winning formula in Ohio: 'We have to get uncomfortable'

Anti-abortion groups in Ohio think they have the formula to break their movement’s nationwide losing streak. Early voting is already underway ahead of a November ballot referendum, which if passed would enshrine reproductive freedom in the state constitution and allow abortion up to conception. Anti-abortion leaders and GOP politicians acknowledge the campaign against the ballot…

Source: yahoo.com
Conservatives target Ohio to end their losing streak on abortion votes - Vimarsana News

Conservatives target Ohio to end their losing streak on abortion votes

Abortion opponents have lost every state referendum since Roe was overturned. In Ohio, they’re wooing students, Black communities and even abortion rights advocates to turn their fortunes around.

Source: aol.com