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Vermont Senate approves reproductive liberty amendment

By WILSON RINGApril 9, 2021 GMT The Vermont Senate gave its final approval Friday to a proposal to amend the state constitution to protect a woman’s right to an abortion and other reproductive services. The proposal, a declaration of the “right to personal reproductive liberty,” will now be sent to the Vermont House. If approved by the House, it will go before Vermont voters in a statewide referendum in November 2022. The Senate also on Friday passed a separate proposed amendment to that would explicitly ban slavery in all forms in Vermont. In a debate before the abortion proposal, Democratic state Sen. Ginny Lyons said the amendment was proposed because of concerns the U.S. Supreme Court could weaken a women’s right to an abortion.

Senate reaffirms constitutional amendments on abortion rights, slavery ban

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   MONTPELIER — The Vermont Senate on Friday affirmed earlier votes on a pair of constitutional amendments enshrining the right to reproductive freedom and clarifying the state’s ban on slavery. The questions now progress to the House, and if the House agrees by simple majority, they will be placed on the 2022 general election ballot. All four senators from the Bennington and Windham districts voted yes on both questions. By a vote of 26-4, the Senate voted yes on Proposal 5, which Sen. Ginny Lyons said protects the autonomy of women to make “the most personal decision we make about our lives.”

Valley News - Vermont Senate approves abortion rights, anti-slavery amendments

Vermont Senate approves abortion rights, anti-slavery amendments Modified: 4/9/2021 10:08:04 PM The Vermont Senate gave its final approval Friday to a proposal to amend the state constitution to protect a woman’s right to an abortion and other reproductive services. The proposal, a declaration of the “right to personal reproductive liberty,” will now be sent to the Vermont House. If approved by the House, it will go before Vermont voters in a statewide referendum in November 2022. The Senate also on Friday passed a separate proposed amendment to that would explicitly ban slavery in all forms in Vermont. In a debate before the abortion proposal, Democratic state Sen. Ginny Lyons said the amendment was proposed because of concerns the U.S. Supreme Court could weaken a women’s right to an abortion.

Vermont Senate approves reproductive liberty amendment

Vermont Senate approves reproductive liberty amendment WILSON RING, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail The Vermont Senate gave its final approval Friday to a proposal to amend the state constitution to protect a woman’s right to an abortion and other reproductive services. The proposal, a declaration of the “right to personal reproductive liberty,” will now be sent to the Vermont House. If approved by the House, it will go before Vermont voters in a statewide referendum in November 2022. The Senate also on Friday passed a separate proposed amendment to that would explicitly ban slavery in all forms in Vermont. In a debate before the abortion proposal, Democratic state Sen. Ginny Lyons said the amendment was proposed because of concerns the U.S. Supreme Court could weaken a women’s right to an abortion.

Senate passes amendments on abortion rights, slavery ban

Senate passes amendments on abortion rights, slavery ban
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