A majority of Ohioans support expanding abortion rights, and a voter-led initiative to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution is likely to pass.
that went into effect last summer after the U.S. Supreme Court upended abortion rights previously protected by the 1973decision. Currently, Ohio’s abortion law bars the procedure after the sixth week of pregnancy, a timeframe in which many people are not even aware that they’re pregnant.
Responding to the voter-led abortion rights initiative, which is set to happen during the general election, Republican lawmakers in the state legislature placed their own question on the primary election ballot, which, if passed,in order to become an official state constitutional amendment. Even if the legislative-driven measure is successful, however, there’s a good chance the voter-driven abortion rights measure in November could still succeed. Given thatthan 60 percent of voters in Ohio are supportive of the abortion rights amendment. If that number is maintained into the fall, the measure could pass, regardless of whether or not the primary race’s ballot question passes.
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