A proposed constitutional amendment in Florida, known as Amendment 4, is drawing national attention as it aims to legalize abortion up until fetal viability, with exceptions for the patient's health. The campaign for and against the amendment is well-funded and highly contentious, with both sides actively mobilizing supporters and donors.
Key Points
Amendment 4 aims to legalize abortion up until fetal viability with exceptions for the patient's health
The campaign for and against the amendment is well-funded and contentious
Supporters believe it is a humanitarian issue while opponents see it as dangerous and deceptive
Pros
Legalizes abortion up until fetal viability with exceptions for the patient's health
Potential to overturn a six-week abortion ban in Florida
Cons
Critics argue the amendment is ill-defined and overly broad
Opponents claim it could allow abortions up until birth and without proper medical oversight