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Rick Monroe
Special to the Village News
When the Supreme Court voted to let states decide about abortion rights, Gov. Gavin Newson and the legislature went on the offensive to enshrine the pro-choice position in the state constitution. Proposition 1 on the Nov. 8 ballot would grant unprecedented abortion rights.
Abortion and contraceptive access are currently protected in state law. Opponents of the proposition believe the Democrat-dominated state is using the fear factor of the Supreme Court’s decision to reach a new extreme.
The actual text of this ballot measure would repeal the current ban...
Reader Comments(1)
mrsblichterman writes:
This headline is misleading and irresponsible. Proposition 1 does not change the current abortion laws in this state, other than to codify the right to choose in our California Constitution.
10/04/2022, 1:19 pm