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Esther Gim

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  • Deputy Style and Standards Editor, Vox
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Abortion Ballot Tracker: Where Your State Stands on Codifying Reproductive Rights Original

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By Esther Gim Verified, Natasha Roy
| Rewire News Group
UPDATE, November 6, 2024: This article has been updated to reflect the outcomes of abortion-related ballot measures. Abortion wins elections. We saw it last year when Ohio voters enshrined abortion rights into the state constitution, and in 2022 when Kansas, Kentucky, and Michigan voters rejected abortion restrictions and affirmed expanded protections. For the 2024 election cycle, advocates and opponents alike pushed more abortion-related measures onto upcoming ballots.
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Abortion Ballot Tracker: Where Your State Stands on Codifying Reproductive Rights Original

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By Esther Gim Verified, Natasha Roy
| Rewire News Group
UPDATE, October 21, 2024: This article has been updated to reflect developments in Florida. Abortion wins elections. We saw it last year when Ohio voters enshrined abortion rights into the state constitution, and in 2022 when Kansas, Kentucky, and Michigan voters rejected abortion restrictions and affirmed expanded protections. Now, advocates and opponents alike are pushing more abortion-related measures onto upcoming ballots.
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Goat-Herding Nuns Are Making Their Case to SCOTUS Original

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By Esther Gim Verified, Imani Gandy Verified, Jessica Mason Pieklo Verified
| Rewire News Group
If there’s one thing conservatives like doing, it’s finding the perfect plaintiff to be the face of a court challenge to a policy that will strip people’s rights. Enter: the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty and their plaintiffs: a group of goat-herding Anglican nuns, who are challenging a New York state regulation that requires employers to provide medically necessary abortions in their employee health insurance plans.
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