Florida's attorney general is expected to ask the state Supreme Court to keep an abortion-rights measure off November's ballot, saying it misleads voters.
This continues a trend that first became apparent shortly after the U.S. Supreme Court last June overturned the landmark Roe v. Wade decision, and neighboring southern states banned or completely banned abortion.
Republican Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody asked the state Supreme Court on Monday to review the wording of a proposed amendment to enshrine abortion into the Florida Constitution.
Seven states are battling over abortion rights amendments to their constitutions, with Nevada being the most recent state to join that pack on Thursday.