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Abortion Rights Empower Voter Mobilization Ahead of Critical Races

Massive Women’s March rallies prioritize abortion rights as crucial voting issues ahead of upcoming elections, influencing political dynamics nationwide.

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Updated: Nov 2nd, 2024, 11:49 PM ET

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In the lead-up to Election Day, thousands rallied for abortion rights in Washington D.C. and beyond, emphasizing the importance of upcoming ballot measures. Activists highlighted the significance of judicial races influenced by the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision. Voter turnout is expected to surge, particularly among women under 30, where abortion rights surpass inflation as a top concern. Nine states will vote on constitutional amendments to protect abortion rights, showcasing a nationwide focus on reproductive freedoms. The intersection of abortion rights with broader feminist causes fueled the demonstrations, urging participation in critical elections.

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