Idaho rejects ballot measure adding abortion access protection
Summary
Idaho voters rejected a ballot measure that would have protected abortion access until fetal viability, about 23 to 24 weeks of pregnancy. Decision Desk HQ projected that the measure would fail; it would have reversed Idaho’s current abortion ban.Key Facts
- The ballot measure sought to protect abortion access in Idaho.
- The measure would have allowed abortion until fetal viability.
- The article describes fetal viability as about 23 to 24 weeks of pregnancy.
- The measure would have reversed Idaho’s current abortion ban.
- Decision Desk HQ projected that the measure would fail.
- Idaho voters rejected the measure.
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