JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Abortion is on the ballot in Florida this election cycle. The text of Amendment 4, titled, "Amendment to limit government interference with abortion," reads, "No law shall ...

Amendment 4 is Florida's abortion rights measure. If passed, the right to an abortion would be enshrined in the constitution. Here's what a 'yes' or 'no' vote means.

Florida Amendment 4 on abortion falls short of 60% threshold in the Nov. 5, election Amendment 4 needs 60% approval from voters to pass. Christie Zizo, Digital Editor.

Florida's voters on Tuesday rejected Amendment 4, which would have granted abortion rights up until viability. Abortion access proved one of the more significant draws to the polls for Florida ...

This story seeks to break down what Florida Amendment 4 means and get past all the rhetoric on both sides. We will also look at the current abortion laws in Florida.

Amendment 4, titled 'Amendment to limit government interference with abortion' or 'abortion amendment', sought to protect abortion access in Florida. It would have made abortion legal until fetal ...

Amendment 4 would restore allowing abortion in Florida up to "fetal viability," usually around 24 weeks. If it doesn’t pass, providers told the USA TODAY Network-Florida that women will take ...

Amendment 4, often referred to as the "Right to Abortion Initiative," would cement into Florida's constitution a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy. In Florida, citizen ballot initiatives ...

Amendment 4, the abortion rights measure, has been one of the most talked about ballot issues leading up to Election Day 2024. We broke it down for you so you'll know exactly how to vote this Nov ...

A Florida ballot measure that would have enshrined abortion rights into the state constitution failed after it fell short of 60% support it needed to pass it Tuesday. Amendment 4, which would have ...

Original story below: Right now, Florida has a six-week ban on abortion, which would be lifted if voters approve Amendment 4. Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration is at the center of the ...

Amendment 4 doesn't address parental consent, but legal experts believe the measure's language will make Florida's current law requiring consent unconstitutional.