Florida official says DeSantis’s office ordered him to threaten TV stations over abortion ads
John Wilson, general counsel for the Florida Department of Health, wrote in a sworn affidavit that officials from Gov. Ron DeSantis’s (R) office pushed him to threaten television stations with criminal prosecutions if they did not take down ads in support of a Florida abortion rights measure.
Florida, Abortion and Amendment 4
A group of doctors opposed to abortion rights is the latest weapon used by Gov. Ron DeSantis to take aim at the ballot ...
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis stood at a podium in Coral Gables on Monday before television cameras and media outlets to hammer ...
Abortion isn’t just a political issue. Voting Yes on Amendment 4 this November means taking back control of our bodies and ...
Amendment 4 would guarantee a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy in Florida. Here are the facts you should know.
The language being used in pro-amendment 4 ads is creating just as much controversy as the amendment itself. As early voting ...
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Florida woman impacted by ‘cruel' abortion ban speaks out in support of Amendment 4"If Amendment 4 is adopted, it would eliminate Florida's parent's rights for parental consent for minors in abortion," DeSantis said. Amendment 4 advocates say that's not true. The ...
Floridians will get the chance to vote on whether or not abortion is a state constitutional right via Amendment 4. But what ...
Restricts government interference with a woman’s right to abortion until viability or in the case of certain circumstances ...
Gov. DeSantis opposes Florida's Amendment 4, which aims to preserve abortion rights, citing concerns over its vague wording.
Early voting in South Florida is underway and voters have several measures to consider, one of the most talked about<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...
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