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Florida remains blocked on abortion amendment ad
TALLAHASSEE – Just a week before Election Day, a federal judge on Tuesday said he would extend a restraining order blocking state officials from taking
What to know about Amendment 4, Florida’s abortion amendment on the 2024 election ballot
An abortion rights constitutional amendment is a key issue on the ballot for Florida voters in the 2024 election. Voters in the state are being
Abortion rights advocates rally South Florida voters to say
FORT LAUDERDALE — Florida voters could put the right to get an abortion in the state’s constitution on Nov. 5. If Amendment 4 passes, it
John Legend says Chrissy Teigen's life was ‘in danger' before abortion
Originally appeared on E! Online John Legend is revealing more details about his wife Chrissy Teigen’s late-term abortion. The “All of Me” singer — who
DeSantis administration pushes back in abortion ad fight
TALLAHASSEE – As Gov. Ron DeSantis and his allies continue to attack a ballot proposal aimed at enshrining abortion rights in the state Constitution, his administration
DeSantis using state money, time to fight abortion rights measure
After a month of updating Floridians on hurricanes, Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis is now focusing his official office on fighting an abortion rights amendment, holding
Voters, state officials speak out about Amendment 4 on abortion access
MIAMI – As early voting gets underway in South Florida, voters and state officials are expressing how they feel about Amendment 4. The ballot summary
Gov. DeSantis says proposed Florida amendment on abortion is too vague
MIAMI – As early voting gets underway in South Florida, voters and state officials are expressing how they feel about Amendment 4. The ballot summary
Legal challenges intensify over abortion ballot proposal in Florida
TALLAHASSEE – With Floridians already voting by mail in the runup to the Nov. 5 election, fierce legal wrangling continues to escalate over a ballot