Florida Supreme Court allows abortion-rights amendment to appear on ballot

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The Florida Supreme Court approved the language of an abortion-rights amendment slated to be on the ballot for the general election this fall, a victory for abortion-rights activists and Democrats, who hope it will provide an advantage to their candidates.

The court split in a 4-3 decision released on Monday that found the abortion-rights amendment is clear despite its broad-reaching implications for abortion access.

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