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Reproductive rights protected in several states by midterm election ballot measures

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The Guardian – World
“Reproductive rights protected in several states by midterm election ballot measures”

Voters in Nevada, Virginia, Missouri and Idaho passed or strengthened protections for women’s reproductive freedom Reproductive rights were on the ballot on Tuesday night as voters weighed in on several abortion -related measures, delivering a largely successful night for reproductive rights advocates encompassed by a historic blue wave . In Nevada , voters approved an amendment enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution, permanently protecting access to abortion through the second…

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Le Monde
“Midterms 2026 : le droit à l’avortement conforté dans plusieurs Etats, sauf en Idaho”

Les résidents de Virginie, du Nevada et du Missouri ont confirmé leur soutien au droit à l’IVG, mais ceux de l’Idaho n’ont pas modifié l’interdiction en vigueur. L’éclatante victoire démocrate aux midterms pourrait faire bouger les lignes, dans un pays où environ 60 % de la population est favorable à l’avortement.

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