Anti-abortion Amendment 4 ads are plentiful in Florida. What’s true, what’s not?
In another fact-check, we examined a claim by Amendment 4’s supporters that Florida’s six-week law has "no real exceptions. Not for her health. Not even for rape." The exceptions for rape, incest and the pregnant woman’s health are narrow and include obstacles, but an ad left a misleading impression .
Amendment 4 could be called the most controversial issue Florida voters face: When women in our state can have an abortion.
The lawsuit is being funded by an “angel financier,” Lawson told the Times/Herald. He declined to disclose the donor’s name ...
Gov. Ron DeSantis and his administration have escalated their fight against a proposed amendment aimed at enshrining abortion ...
If passed, Amendment 4 would allow abortions in Florida up to the point of fetal viability, around 23 or 24 weeks, or when ...
Caroline, a woman in Tampa, Florida, was diagnosed with brain cancer when she was 20 weeks pregnant with her second child.
On Nov. 5 election, Florida votes on controversial amendments including abortion (Amendment 4), recreational weed (Amendment ...
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Florida Gov. DeSantis and his quack health commissioner threatened to jail people for running a pro-abortion commercial, ...
Opponents want voters to believe that because Amendment 4 is silent on parental consent, it’s a devious legal scheme to allow ...
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