"Florida Governor's Controversial Stance on Abortion Rights Sparks Legal Battles and Voter Concern"

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis voiced objections to the state Supreme Court's approval of a citizens' initiative that could expand abortion rights in the state, claiming the language of the amendment is confusing and could lead to radical changes. The Amendment to Limit Government Interference with Abortion, if approved by at least 60% of voters in November 2024, would prohibit laws limiting abortion before fetal viability or if necessary to protect the patient's health. DeSantis also expressed concerns about another approved referendum to legalize adult-use cannabis, suggesting they may struggle to reach the 60% threshold.
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