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Florida Could Be the First State To Reject Abortion Rights Amendment Since Roe Was Overturned

Polls show an amendment to enshrine abortion rights falling short of the required threshold to pass.

Alicia Devine/Tallahassee Democrat via AP
A small crowd protests Sb 300, which bans abortions after six weeks in Florida. Alicia Devine/Tallahassee Democrat via AP
BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
BRADLEY CORTRIGHT

Abortion-rights advocates are seeking to extend their winning streak with ballot measures aimed at amending state constitutions in several states next month. Their success so far, however, may be about to hit a bump in the road in America’s third most populous state.

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BRADLEY CORTRIGHT
BRADLEY CORTRIGHT

Mr. Cortright studied American history at Empire State University.

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