Gov. Jim Pillen (R-NE) met with leaders from the anti-abortion movement and pregnancy resource centers across his state on Thursday in preparation for the fight over two competing abortion-related amendments that will take center stage during the 2024 election this fall.

“The contrast is really, really simple,” Pillen told the Washington Examiner regarding the two amendments. “We’re going to vote for love and life. We’re going to vote for saving babies, or we’re going to vote for extended, extended, extended times of having abortion, almost up to birth.”