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The Montana Supreme Court on Monday wrote the ballot statement for a proposed amendment to enshrine abortion access in the Montana Constitution, rejecting the attorney general’s statement as well as the one originally proposed by the group behind the measure.
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The group describes AG Knudsen’s proposed ballot language as “argumentative, prejudicial, and inaccurate.”
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The group behind a proposed constitutional amendment to enshrine abortion access in the Montana Constitution filed an emergency petition with the state Supreme Court on Tuesday morning asking it to overturn the attorney general’s newly rewritten ballot statement for the proposal.