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Beau says:
Florida's rulings put the state in play for the presidential election, impacting abortion laws and potentially altering the election outcome.
Florida voters
Analysis of the potential implications of these rulings on reproductive rights beyond the presidential election.
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Well, howdy there Internet people, it's Beau again. So, today we are going to
talk about timing and
November, Florida, and how the
math, as far as who's going to become president,
just changed a little bit because of a ruling
in Florida. So, what happened?
There are really two rulings. One, basically said,
Okay, 30 days from now, a six-week ban can go into effect when it comes to family planning,
when it comes to abortion.
The other, in a 4-3 ruling, said that, well, reproductive rights, it'll be on the ballot
in November.
the people in Florida that will be asked to say yes or no and vote on a statement that
is going to say, no law shall prohibit, penalize, delay, or restrict abortion before viability
or when necessary to protect the patient's health.
I don't know, 22, 24 weeks somewhere in there is when that normally gets decided.
In Florida, you need 60% to do something on the ballot like that for it to pass, 60%.
So what does this mean?
It's going to go from in 30 days, six week ban is going to go into effect.
Floridians are going to see that.
They're going to see the impacts of it.
And then they're going to have the opportunity to get rid of it in November at the same time
as the presidential election.
The groups that are in favor of a limitation of viability, they're going to be pushing
to get 60% of the vote.
The short version here is that Florida is in play for the presidential election.
The electoral votes are up for grabs.
This has changed that dynamic.
So if the Democratic Party invests resources in Florida, it very well may pay off for them.
This is a situation where the Biden campaign stands a decent chance of getting a state
that Trump won in 2016 and 2020 because they're going to get a big boost from this.
If they devote the resources to it, it very well might alter the outcome of the entire
presidential election. Anyway, it's just a thought. Y'all have a good day.
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