High Turnout In Ohio As Voters Consider Measure That Could Impact Abortion Rights

An upcoming vote in Ohio seeks to raise the threshold for passing constitutional amendments from a simple majority to 60%.
The measure is seen as a Republican response to an amendment on the November ballot that would enshrine abortion rights.
Democrats and abortion rights groups oppose the measure, arguing it would undermine voters and make protecting abortion access harder.
Early turnout has been high, especially among women and Democratic-leaning voters motivated to protect abortion rights.
The outcome will indicate momentum ahead of next year's elections that could determine control of Congress.