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Image Source: Envato Pro-life campaigners have experienced a mixed bag of results in the American midterm elections, with voters in Idaho rejecting an attempt to liberalise abortion laws, while measures protecting or expanding abortion access succeeded in Virginia, Missouri, and Nevada. Millions of Americans went to the polls on Tuesday, 3 November, with abortion featuring […]
Read →Image Source: Envato Belfast City Council has voted once again to illuminate City Hall in support of abortion, just weeks after a successful DUP intervention prevented the landmark from being lit green for International Safe Abortion Day. At a council meeting on 2 November, councillors voted by 36 to 14 in favour of illuminating City […]
Read →Voters in Idaho preserved the state’s ban on abortion, but elsewhere abortion was expanded as Democrats retook the U.S. House and Senate.
Read →Louisiana Right to Life congratulated Julia Letlow on her election to the U.S. Senate and expressed eagerness to work with her on pro-life issues. The organization highlighted the importance of her voice against efforts to legalize abortion nationwide and to protect taxpayer dollars from funding abortion. Benjamin Clapper, Executive Director of Louisiana Right to Life, emphasized collaboration with Senator-elect Letlow to support pregnant women and families and to defend the dignity of life across Louisiana and the nation.
Read →Republicans suffered devastating losses across the country. But in Idaho, preborn babies scored a big victory, as Planned Parenthood lost in its attempt to legalize abortion.
Read →"As Catholics, we... refuse to allow New York to force us to harm the very ones we’ve been called to care for."
Read →Wisconsin Right to Life issued the following statement today following the results of the November 3rd, 2026 election. “Elections have consequences, and yesterday’s outcome will shape the direction of our… The post Wisconsin Right to Life Statement on Fall Election appeared first on Wisconsin Right to Life .
Read →Voters approved constitutional protections in Nevada and Virginia and rejected reinstating abortion restrictions in Missouri.
Read →The battle to stop abortions up to birth in Virginia is not over. A Virginia judge will hear arguments in 9 days on a lawsuit seeking to block certification of a newly approved constitutional amendment that writes elective abortion through all nine months of pregnancy into the state Constitution.
Read →Pro-lifers and patriots did so much for these midterm elections – brought out voters, educated them, and made the margins of so many races much narrower than they otherwise would have been – and I thank all of them for their work. We are far from finished.
Read →Much of the action on Tuesday night was focused on the ballot measures, where voters across the country rewrote the rules on taxes, abortion, marriage, and even how Americans cast their votes. Florida homeowners hit the jackpot.
Read →Priests for Life National Director Frank Pavone, who also serves as President of ProLifeVote.com, today sent supporters an action plan for responding to the midterm elections... MORE
Read →(Washington, D.C.): Following yesterday’s midterm elections, the 120th Congress will be governed by pro-abortion majorities in both the House and Senate. John Mize, CEO of Americans United for Life, stated, “The next Congress will be characterized by pro-abortion antagonism under hostile leadership.
Read →Democrats have used deceptive language before.
Read →In November 2024, Missouri voters narrowly wrote abortion into their state constitution. Pro-life Missourians fought back with Amendment 3, and an October poll showed the race dead even.
Read →Virginia voters approved a constitutional amendment Tuesday that embeds expansive abortion rights in the state Constitution, including a broad health exception that pro-life advocates say undermines meaningful protections for unborn children in the final months of pregnancy. With 88.37% of precincts reporting, the abortions up to birth amendment won with “Yes” leading 62.37% to 37.63% […] The post Virginia Votes for Abortions Up to Birth With No Limits appeared first on LifeNews.com .
Read →(RNS) — People of faith opposing and supporting abortion rights mobilized ahead of the midterm elections.
Read →by Michelle Buenrostro
Read →Radical pro-abortion Democrats captured control of the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday, positioning the party to advance legislation that would legalize abortion through all nine months of pregnancy nationwide and force taxpayers to fund killing babies.
Read →Democrats took control of both chambers of Congress, while voters weighed in on abortion, transgender-related policies and religious freedom
Read →A ballot measure that would legalize abortion access up until fetal viability in Idaho, reversing the state’s current ban, is projected to fail, according to Decision Desk HQ. Voters rejected the ballot measure, which sought to establish protections around reproductive access in the Gem State up to viability, around 23 to 24 weeks, when the…
Read →Missouri has once again voted in favor of a constitutional amendment enshrining abortion "rights" in the formerly pro-life state's constitution. …
Read →Missouri voters on Tuesday rejected a ballot measure that would have cleared the way to tighter controls on abortion.
Read →Missouri voters rejected a constitutional amendment Tuesday that would have repealed the state’s 2024 right to abortion and restored protections for unborn babies. With 91.1 percent of precincts reporting, “No” led 55.45 percent to 44.55 percent on Amendment 3.
Read →Democrats captured control of both the U.S. House and Senate on Tuesday, giving the party the power to advance legislation that would legalize abortion through all nine months of pregnancy nationwide and force taxpayers to fund killing babies.
Read →Missouri voted to protect abortion access Tuesday, Decision Desk HQ projects, narrowly rejecting a ballot measure that would have reinstated a near-total abortion ban just two years after it was overturned. Missouri in 2024 became the first state to use a ballot measure to overturn a near-total abortion ban and put a reproductive freedom amendment…
Read →Idaho voters rejected a citizen-led ballot initiative to roll back the state’s near-total prohibition on abortion, keeping in place one of the most restrictive abortion laws in the country. Proposition 1, the Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act, failed by a vote of 56% to 44% with 95% of the vote counted.
Read →Nevada voters on Tuesday passed an amendment to enshrine abortion rights in their state constitution, permanently protecting abortion through the second trimester, through a second referendum on the measure. Question 6, which will establish a “fundamental right to abortion,” was ahead by a vote of 62.3% to 37.7% with 86% of the vote counted.
Read →Voters in Idaho preserved the state’s ban on abortion, but elsewhere abortion was expanded as Democrats retook the U.S. House and Senate.
Read →It was a rare conservative win in an otherwise dismal midterms.
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