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that was the scene in kansas after resounding victory for abortion rights at the polls. kansans voted overwhelmingly to protect the right to an abortion in the constitution. not only was the result surprising in a state s conservative as kansas but, the margin wasn t even close. kansas voters rejected the anti-abortion measure by nearly 20 points and what s remarkable about the outcome is that kansas republicans did everything they possibly could to stack the deck in their favor. for starters, they scheduled the vote during a typically low turnout august primary instead of during the general election in november, because yesterday s primary focused mostly republican candidates running against each other and would presumably attract mostly republican voters. they made the language of the ballot measures so dense and confusing that the normal person would be hard-pressed to decipher at first glance what s a yes or a no vote even meant. republican groups even blasted out a barra
for starters, they scheduled the vote during a typically low turnout august primary instead of during the general election in november, because yesterday s primary focused mostly republican candidates running against each other and would presumably attract mostly republican voters. they made the language of the ballot measures so dense and confusing that the normal person would be hard-pressed to decipher at first glance what s a yes or a no vote even meant. republican groups even blasted out a barrage of misleading text messages to kansas voters the day before the vote that made it sound like voting yes would protect a woman s right to choose when in fact the opposite is true. but despite all those obstacles, voter turnout was massive, far from the usual trickle of voters for an august primary in a midterm here. turnout approached nearly presidential levels. and the votes to defeat the antiabortion measure didn t just come from the urban and suburban counties where most of
about personal freedoms and that is again in my opinion as american as apple pie and that s what democrats gonna be talking to voters about come november. as we saw it was an example last night in kansas but strict anti abortion measures tend to fail when they re put up to the straight-up vote as opposed to being part of a candidates general message. we saw this in colorado in 2020, north dakota in 2014, in mississippi in 2011 and yet many of the people who voted against those abortion bans will go on to vote for antiabortion republican candidates. apparently if you are antiabortion but if it s part of your whole package of stuff it doesn t stand out as much as these antiabortion measures do. how do you parlay that into victories when you when it comes to abortion rights? you know aly those were all races at a time when what was holding our personal freedoms together was 50 years of
apparently if you are antiabortion but if it s part of your whole package of stuff it doesn t stand out as much as these actual antiabortion measures do. how do you parlay that into victories when you when it comes to abortion rights? you know ali those were all races at a time when what was holding our personal freedoms together was 50 years of precedent. the supreme court has now made a decision appointed by an extreme president and senate leadership that they have made it-ization that they are going to strip those rights away. they re gonna take those freedoms away and take away everything that people were lying on has the backbone to maintaining their freedoms in this country. i think what we are going to see is that law these elections in november are not all of them are not going to be clear cut ballot issues and