Montana adds abortion rights to November ballot

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Montana voters will decide on Election Day whether to cement abortion rights in the state’s constitution, according to Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen. 

Montanans Securing Reproductive Rights is the committee backing the ballot measure. It has successfully led efforts to secure nearly double the ​​60,039 signatures necessary to place Constitutional Initiative 128 on the ballot this November. Now certified by the state’s top election official, the measure requires a simple majority vote to pass on Election Day.

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