DEMOCRACY WINS IN NORTH DAKOTA: Voters Reject Measure 2, Keeping Decision-Making Power in the Hands of the People
North Dakotans vote overwhelmingly to retain their power to access ballot measure process; vote on constitutional amendments
WORKING FAMILIES WIN IN MISSOURI: Voters Approve Proposition A, Granting Fair Wages and Ensuring Support for Parents and Children
Missourians vote overwhelmingly to raise minimum wage and earn paid sick time for workers statewide
ABORTION RIGHTS VICTORY IN MISSOURI: Voters Approve Reproductive Rights Ballot Measure, Becoming First State to Overturn Total Abortion Ban
Voters across political spectrum vote overwhelmingly to protect abortion rights for Missourians statewide
Despite Support from 57% of Floridians, Unprecedented Interference by State Government Blocks Florida Abortion Rights Amendment from Becoming Law
Anti-democratic tactics from Governor Ron DeSantis and his allies silence majority of Florida voters, who resoundingly stand with reproductive rights
Voters Set to Decide on Abortion Rights, Minimum Wage, and More on Election Day
National ballot measure leader predicts big night for reproductive freedom and workers' rights
Los Angeles Times: Battleground Arizona: A final push on abortion, immigration in whisker-thin presidential race
By several counts, momentum is on the abortion-rights side. One in five registered voters in Arizona signed the petition to put Proposition 139 on the ballot, said Kelly Hall, executive director of the Fairness Project, an abortion rights group.
The Guardian: ‘A Trojan horse’: how the right is using ‘parental rights’ to fight abortion ballot measures
Part of what makes Missouri attractive, according to Hall, is that the state is “smack dab in the middle of the country that many progressives think is so dark red. In a state that many progressives and Democrats have written off, it’s an incredibly attractive moment to show both the power of direct democracy..."
Fairness Project’s Kelly Hall Featured in New York Times Front Page Story on Abortion Rights Ballot Measures as Campaigns Enter Home Stretch
Citing Early Success in Reaching Independent and Republican Voters, Hall Sees Pathways to Victory Across The Map