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Anti-abortion divide could complicate Missouri Amendment 3 campaign - Sedalia Democrat (opens the original)
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More Missouri women had abortions while the state was under a near-total abortion ban than they did in the years before, when abortion was legal but highly restricted. That fact has become a fault line among Missouri conservatives debating Amendment 3 — a divide that could matter in an election recent polling suggests may again be decided by a razor-thin margin. The legislature-drafted Amendment 3, which would repeal the abortion-rights amendment voters approved in 2024, had support from 43% of
Latest Missouri poll finds another razor thin margin ahead of November vote on abortion - Sedalia Democrat (opens the original)
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Just 10 days ago, Steven Rogers says he would have predicted Missourians were set to reinstate an abortion ban this November. Then the latest polling results landed in his inbox. Now the professor of political science at Saint Louis University says he’s not so sure. Of 900 likely Missouri voters surveyed in August by the SLU/YouGov Poll, of which Rogers is director, 44% opposed the abortion ban and 43% supported it. The remaining 13% were unsure, according to the latest survey released Thursday.
Missouri AG spends $167,000 in state funds on abortion PSA ahead of November vote - Sedalia Democrat (opens the original)
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Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway’s office is airing a “women’s health PSA” warning patients about abortion clinics less than three months before voters decide whether to reinstate a near-total abortion ban Hanaway supports. The video cost $167,000 in state funds and was paid for through the office’s Merchandising Practices Revolving Fund, said Stephanie Whitaker, a spokesperson for the attorney general’s office. She confirmed that it was distributed through the Missouri Broadcasters A
Missouri labor unions, abortion rights groups turn unlikely alliance into ballot power - Sedalia Democrat (opens the original)
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A coalition of Missouri labor unions and reproductive rights groups announced a $1 million campaign this month aimed at defeating Republican lawmakers who voted to repeal the state’s paid sick leave requirement. Not long ago, such a partnership would’ve seemed unusual and unlikely. But years of organizing — and repeated battles with the Republican-controlled legislature over abortion rights, worker protections and the initiative petition process — have drawn the movements increasingly close toge
Bloomberg gives $1.25M to Missouri abortion rights campaign as fundraising gap grows - Sedalia Democrat (opens the original)
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The campaign opposing a November ballot measure that would reinstate Missouri’s abortion ban has raised more than $6.5 million — including a recent $1.25 million donation from former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Stop the Ban, formed last year to oppose Amendment 3 on November’s ballot, reported the Bloomberg donation Wednesday to the Missouri Ethics Commission. Bloomberg also donated $1 million in 2024 to Missourians for Constitutional Freedom, the campaign that successfully placed an
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