Two opposing ballot measures in Nebraska are competing to either allow abortion until fetal viability or limit it to 12 weeks of pregnancy, sparking a heated debate among voters at a farmers' market in Omaha.
Key Points
Competing ballot measures in Nebraska aim to either allow abortion until fetal viability or limit it to 12 weeks of pregnancy
Voters are divided on the issue, with strong opinions on both sides
The outcome of the ballot measures could have significant implications for abortion rights in the state
Pros
Allows for a democratic process in deciding abortion laws through ballot measures
Raises awareness and engages voters in important reproductive rights issues
Cons
May lead to confusion among voters with conflicting ballot proposals
Could potentially restrict or expand abortion access based on the outcome