Ohio Abortion Rights Supporters Deliver Enough Signatures for Ballot Measure
- Supporters of abortion rights in Ohio have gathered enough signatures to put a measure establishing a right to abortion in the state constitution on the November ballot.
- Over 710,000 signatures were collected to surpass the required 413,466.
- The ballot measure would establish a right to abortion in Ohio but allow restrictions after 23 or 24 weeks.
- Abortion rights supporters are turning to ballot initiatives to protect abortion access after Roe v. Wade was overturned.
- Ohio Republicans have proposed raising the threshold to pass ballot measures to 60% in response.