Voters in Montana will vote in November to either protect or restrict abortion rights, following a Supreme Court ruling that established the right to privacy covering abortion.
Martha Fuller, CEO of Planned Parenthood of Montana, emphasized that anti-abortion politicians have relentlessly tried to infringe upon women's rights, necessitating a voter-led decision.
Following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Montana lawmakers are attempting to amend rights afforded by a prominent state Supreme Court ruling.
Opponents sought to block the abortion rights initiative from the ballot, but supporters took several legal actions to ensure it remained for voters to decide.
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