Florida Abortion Rights Measure Fails Amid Conservative Shift
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Florida voters rejected ballot measures to protect abortion rights and legalize marijuana, marking a shift to the right in the state. The abortion measure aimed to prevent restrictions until fetal viability, while the marijuana measure sought to legalize possession and sales for adults. Both needed 60% approval but failed, aligning with Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis' campaign against them. This reflects Florida's broader political shift, with significant Republican gains in recent elections.
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- Abortion Rights Measure Fails in Florida The New York Times
- DeSantis claims victory over Florida abortion, marijuana amendments as supporters celebrate: 'Praise God' Fox News
- Florida abortion rights ballot measure falls short of 60% requirement, making it first to fail The Associated Press
- Florida’s abortion amendment fails, leaving 6-week ban in place The Hill
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