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‘Profoundly Relieved’: Major Abortion Amendment in Florida Fails to Pass – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

‘Profoundly Relieved’: Major Abortion Amendment in Florida Fails to Pass

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Archbishop Thomas Wenski of Miami and Governor Ron DeSantis stand alongside priests and religious sisters at the Little Flower School in Coral Gables October 21, 2024. (photo: Courtesy photo / Archdiocese of Miami)

By Daniel Payne, CNA, November 5, 2024

By 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, with roughly 90% of the vote counted, returns showed Amendment 4 with about 57% of voters in favor, failing to clear the 60% threshold.

A proposed pro-abortion amendment in Florida failed to pass on Tuesday, bringing an end to an effort to enshrine broad abortion access in the state constitution and serving abortion advocates with a major defeat in the 2024 election.

The failure of Amendment 4 offers a sharp rebuke to the pro-abortion lobby, which poured more than $100 million into Florida in an effort to enshrine abortion in the state constitution and negate the state’s Heartbeat Protection Act, one of the most pro-life laws in the country. …

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