The pro-life activists have work to do. Get it done.
That is exactly why their side puts these things on the ballot.
Looks like abortion may well be more of a motivator in November than anticipated.
the Kansas thing was very confusing. wonder if it was on purpose.
On the ballot for the voter’s to decide how they want to run their state.
Convince your fellow citizens on the issues.
That is as it should be.
The vote in Kansas involved massive fraud. The Dems have their game down, and if ANY no-questions widespread ballot by mail is allowed, you can be assured the 100 “voters” are registered at a single address, as has been discovered in other conservative states.
They’ll simple do this in other states, and nothing will be done about it.
Gretchen Whitmer will easily win re-election in Michigan.
If there’re enough voters considering unlimited abortion rights more important than our rapidly collapsing standard of living, chaos overseas, etc. I’m not really sure there is anything that can be done than just allow things to take their course.
“Kentucky state court of appeals has reinstated the state’s so-called “trigger law” banning abortion as well as a separate law banning the procedure after roughly six weeks of pregnancy, siding with Attorney General Daniel Cameron and allowing the laws to temporarily be enforced while the case proceeds in the courts.”
Of those states only Kentucky has a senate race, Rand Paul who I assume even with a big turnout will still hold the Senate.
So I guess if Abortion is to be on the ballot it’s better now than 2024 though 2023 would be nicer.
It would have been hard to unseat the Democrat governors in Michigan and New York as is, now it will be next to impossible
Wasn’t even close to Presidential general election turnout.
1,372,303 voted in 2020 Presidential race
1,055,566 voted in 2018 in the Governor’s race.
1,197,570 voted in 2016 Presidential race
908,932 voted on the Amendment.
Why lie?
“Article IV, Section 4: The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government...”
Is this not “direct democracy?” Would the Founders approve? Does this follow the spirit of the Constitution? Not the specific issue (abortion), but why have a legislative branch if mobs can just vote on every issue?
(I realize SCOTUS basically decided in Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Co. v. Oregon
[1912] that it was not up to them to decide such issues...)
Get out and vote...in person if you can so your vote doesn't "disappear".
What was the actual wording on the ballot. I find many of questions almost contradicting themselves.
I think it might have been a mistake for Kansas to put this in a primary election instead of the general election in November.
Perhaps, yes I’m guessing, there were many slam-dunk Republican primary races and so the Republican turnout was very low which left the decision for Democrat primary voters.