Abortion measures headed to ballots in at least six states

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The fall of Roe v. Wade has teed up a series of ballot measures regarding access to abortion in a handful of states.

The amendments hold major significance for each state’s policies in a post-Roe America. The Supreme Court’s recent ruling that there is no constitutional right to abortion returned policymaking power to the states, meaning state courts will oversee all abortion-related legal conflicts for the foreseeable future.

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