A Florida panel approved a financial impact statement for an abortion ballot measure the state will vote on in November, but supporters of the amendment are crying foul over the state-approved text.

The financial impact statement is written by the Financial Impact Estimating Conference to tell voters the impact an amendment would have on state revenue and the state budget. The statement for Amendment 4 warns voters of “significantly more abortions and fewer live births per year” if the measure passes in November.