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Missouri is Latest Abortion Rights Ballot Campaign to Fend Off Manufactured Legal Challenges, Following Arizona and Montana

With signatures certified, Missourians move closer to restoring reproductive freedom at the ballot box

Proposition 139 breaks state record for signature collection, wins approval of ballot language, prevails against attacks on reproductive rights and direct democracy

“Veep” star calls on supporters to donate to the Fairness Project’s Abortion Ballot Measure Fund to reach voters, win in key states this November & beyond

Congress stalls, but workers can’t wait: Fairness Project celebrates raising wages by over $22 billion through winning ballot campaigns, predicts wins in Alaska and Missouri.

In a major win for abortion rights and patient freedom, the Arizona for Abortion Access campaign submitted more than 820,000 signatures to qualify a ballot measure that would restore reproductive rights for millions of patients.

The ballot measure, which is supported by the Fairness Project, would require businesses to guarantee at least 1 hour of paid leave for every 30 hours worked.

The campaign, led by a coalition of state-based organizations and supported by the Fairness Project, is the latest to mark this milestone in an election year that is likely to have abortion- and reproductive rights-related ballot measures in more states than ever.