Voters Should Reject Pro-Abortion Deception This November

They should not assent to the abortion industry’s demand for a radical regime of unsafe, unregulated, and unrestricted abortion.

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Activists hold a rally in support of two Missouri ballot amendments including Amendment 3, a measure that would establish a constitutional right to abortion, at a UAW local in Kansas City, Mo., October 12, 2024.

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Voters in ten states face a monumental choice on Election Day this year. They can assent to the abortion industry’s demand for a radical regime of unsafe, unregulated, and unrestricted abortion, or they can preserve their freedom to act in the best interests of mothers and babies.

These states face proposed amendments to enshrine a dangerous “right” to abortion on demand in their constitutions. While the language of each amendment differs, they all have the same aim: to make the abortion industry unaccountable, especially to the women and children it harms, in pursuit of profits and an extremist ideology.

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Denise Burke

Denise Burke is senior counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom (@ADFLegal), where she serves as a legal expert on life-related legislation. Prior to joining ADF, Burke served as vice president of legal affairs for Americans United for Life.

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