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Pro-life won the battle with Dobbs, not the war

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In less than two months, voters will head to the polls to decide the midterm elections. Republicans are looking for a strong turnout as the party nears the halfway mark of President Donald Trump’s second and final term. Meanwhile, Democrats are hoping to make major gains. While every seat in the House of Representatives is up for grabs, the Senate has 35 out of 100 seats on the line. 

Beyond the immediate questions of control of Congress are the statewide ballot measures. There are 164 measures on the table this November. Of those, four have to do with abortion issues of life. They are in Missouri, Idaho, Nevada, and Virginia. 

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