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Florida voters retain anti-abortion Supreme Court justices
If you’re unhappy with judicial election results, mark your calendar for 2030. And actually vote.
Abortion Rights
Read the latest updates about abortion rights, contraceptive and IUD access, and legislative changes in Orlando and Florida.
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Florida voters reject Amendment 4, keeping Florida’s six-week abortion ban in place for the foreseeable future
Florida’s abortion rights measure may have not prevailed in Tuesday’s election, but it still got more votes than Ron DeSantis.
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At his Florida polling place, Trump snaps at reporter when asked about abortion: ‘Stop talking about that’
Registered to vote in Florida, Trump didn’t want to answer how he voted on Amendment 4.
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Rally in support of abortion rights in Orlando’s Milk District this weekend
The rally at 9:30 a.m. Saturday is part of a full weekend lineup
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Lawsuits, money and Ron DeSantis’ political battle over Florida’s abortion rights amendment
DeSantis has harnessed the full power of his administration to attack Amendment 4, taking a number of steps aimed at dooming the measure
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Medical director of fake abortion clinic in Orlando joins DeSantis to blast Florida’s Amendment 4
Orlando Dr. Tamberly McCarus volunteers at a local Christian ‘clinic’ that is explicitly anti-abortion and not subject to state oversight
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After DeSantis’ anti-abortion press conference, 850 doctors show up in support of Amendment 4
The pro-Amendment 4 letter the doctors signed states that infringements on access to abortion harm the health of Floridians
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Op-ed: Why it’s crucial Black Floridians support Amendment 4 this November
‘Abortion isn’t just a political issue. Voting Yes on Amendment 4 this November means taking back control of our bodies and our futures’
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Fate of Florida’s abortion rights measure ‘will come down to turnout,’ one pollster says
Latest poll finds Florida’s Amendment 4 just barely has the support it needs to pass
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Orlando abortion doctor fights to keep her license as DeSantis administration pushes for revocation
Dr. Candace Cooley performed procedures without knowing the 24-hour waiting period had taken effect
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Court records show DeSantis’ office behind threats to broadcasters airing pro-abortion ad
Meanwhile, DeSantis held a press conference with Florida Physicians Against Amendment 4 in Coral Gables Monday morning
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Who are the anti-abortion judicial candidates on the ballot in Orlando in 2024?
It’s tough to find information about these people
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Florida’s Amendment 4 sponsor sues DeSantis administration over threat to broadcasters
‘The state of Florida’s crusade against Amendment 4 is unconstitutional government interference — full stop’
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Florida Supreme Court sides with DeSantis in fight over state abortion website
While the agency contended the information presented facts, critics said it was biased against Amendment 4
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Judge refuses to block state agency from sharing ‘misinformation’ about Florida’s abortion amendment
Judge Jonathan Sjostrom says courts ‘must trust the people to decide what information is important to them’
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Judge wants doctor to face $10K fine for abortions performed at Orlando clinic
The judge said she did not comply in 2022 with a law requiring 24-hour waiting periods before abortions can be performed
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DeSantis continues to complain about Florida Republicans not publicly opposing abortion amendment
DeSantis has been passionate in advocating against the proposal, which would repeal Florida’s existing ban on most abortions after six weeks
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Florida’s fight to enshrine abortion rights in state constitution draws big money donations from both sides
The Floridians Protecting Freedom committee raised $417,410 from Aug. 31 through Sept. 6
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Another lawsuit challenges Florida Gov. DeSantis’ anti-abortion amendment website
‘The website contains harmful statements that are fundamentally misleading at best, if not outright false,’ the lawsuit said