All the ballot initiatives are passing. However, the abortion ban after the first trimester is out polling the abortion until viability question. Whichever gets more votes becomes law.
It'll be interesting to see if the Neb approach finally is an abortion strategy that works for the GOP.
One question: Can voters vote for both amendments? If so, that's a huge (and unfair) advantage for the first trimester amendment, because many (most?) pro-rights people will vote for both while a lot of anti-choice people will also vote for it. The viability amendment won't enjoy that cumulative benefit.
NE 2 SUSA: Harris 47-42, Vargas 46-40
https://split-ticket.org/2024/08/31/we-polled-nebraska-and-its-second-district-heres-what-we-found/
All the ballot initiatives are passing. However, the abortion ban after the first trimester is out polling the abortion until viability question. Whichever gets more votes becomes law.
Also the senate race only has a one-point lead for incumbent Fisher (R) over Dan Osborn. Hard to believe but amazing if true.
Probably not true.
only speculation, but this could be a race where 80% of late deciders vote Republican or just simply a bad poll
I actually believe that the congressional race could be won by the Democrat; money is pouring into the race from everywhere
It'll be interesting to see if the Neb approach finally is an abortion strategy that works for the GOP.
One question: Can voters vote for both amendments? If so, that's a huge (and unfair) advantage for the first trimester amendment, because many (most?) pro-rights people will vote for both while a lot of anti-choice people will also vote for it. The viability amendment won't enjoy that cumulative benefit.
Yes, of course they can vote for - or against - both amendments.