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Anti-abortion leader identified in North Dakota Legislature amid constitutional debate

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23
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Janne Myrdal was recognized as an anti-abortion leader in the Legislature of North Dakota. This designation occurs amid a debate over a ballot measure requiring 60% voter support to change the state's constitution. Myrdal stated she expects the Fairness Project or another out-of-state group to support a 2028 ballot initiative to add abortion rights to the constitution.

From valleynewslive.com

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The political maneuvering involves significant campaign spending, with the Fairness Project spending over $1.6 million to defeat Measure 1. The debate centers on whether constitutional amendments will grant more power to a minority of voters or block future abortion rights initiatives.

From valleynewslive.com

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  • Janne MyrdalState Senator and anti-abortion leader in the Legislature

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