Deadline: Missouri Abortion-Rights Amendment Stays On Ballot

Last minute legal power moves proved unsuccessful and most importantly . . .

A historic decision on abortion now confronts Missouri voters in November.

Remember . . .

Even the most die-hard Missouri Republicans don't have much faith that conservatives will be able to overcome nationwide pressure (and funding) to overcome their pro-choice political adversaries.

A lot of our GOP friends seem to forget that even an influential contingent of Republican women were looking to overturn strict abortion regs not so long ago . . . Albeit in a really half-hearted and passive-aggressive manner. 

Meanwhile . . . 

There's a very small segment of Missouri voters, most of whom read TKC, who were watching this battle from the perspective of initiative petition power and direct Democracy in the Show-Me State. 

Here's the roundup as Missouri slouches toward another campaign 2024 anti-climax.

"The proposal to enshrine abortion rights in the constitution is expected to widely undo the state’s 2022 near-total abortion ban if passed. Judges ruled hours before the Tuesday deadline for changes to be made to the November ballot."

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Missouri Supreme Court rules abortion rights measure will be on state ballot

Missouri's top court on Tuesday ruled that a proposed abortion rights amendment to the state constitution will appear on the ballot in November, allowing voters to decide whether to restore legal abortion in Missouri for the first time in over two years.

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