Florida abortion rights ballot measure falls ... About one-fourth said abortion policy was the single most ... a minority of Florida voters have decided Amendment 4 will not be adopted ...

Florida voters Tuesday rejected creating a constitutional right to abortion, a political win for Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis that will keep in place the state’s ban on most abortions after the ...

The fourth of six proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution in the 2024 election addresses abortion rights in the state. Like Amendment Three, Amendment Four was also placed on the ballot ...

In order for Amendment 4 to pass, at least 60% of voters must vote in favor of it. Polls on Amendment 4. A CBS News/YouGov survey in May found a lot of support in Florida for abortion access ...

About one-fourth said abortion policy was the single most important factor for their vote, according to AP VoteCast, a sweeping survey of more than 110,000 voters nationwide.

Florida's Amendment 4 was one of 11 abortion-related measures on ballots across the country Tuesday, with seven out of 10 pro-abortion rights measures securing passage.

Florida's Amendment 4, meant to protect access to abortion, narrowly missed the state's required 60% majority to pass. While some disagreed with the legality of the amendment, some “Yes on 4 ...

Abortion rights advocates lost on Florida, Nebraska and South Dakota ballot measures but prevailed in seven other states, including Missouri, where an amendment clears the way to undo one of the ...

If passed, Amendment 4 would effectively reverse Florida’s six-week abortion ban and bar future restrictions on the procedure before 24 weeks or so. Similar ballot measures have passed in ...

Rally held in favor of abortion rights held in Miami 01:49. MIAMI — With 50 days before Election Day, one of the biggest things on the Florida ballot is not a candidate but an issue ...

Abortion rights advocates won in 7 states Tuesday night, but lost in 3 others including in Florida despite most voters supporting the measure in a win for Gov. Ron DeSantis.