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Kansas Voters Reject Amendment to Strip Abortion Rights From State Constitution By Nearly 2-1 Margin_我的网站

A |     快讯摘要 乐普医疗董事蒲忠杰增持85.37万股，增持金额999.68万元 每经AI快讯，据深交所官网，2026年8月24日，乐普医疗（SZ300003，收盘价：11.96元）董事蒲忠杰通过竞价交易，增持公司85.37万股，成交均... 快讯正文乐普医疗董事蒲忠杰增持85.37万股，增持金额999.68万元 每经AI快讯，据深交所官网，2026年8月24日，乐普医疗（SZ300003，收盘价：11.96元）董事蒲忠杰通过竞价交易，增持公司85.37万股，成交均价11.71元/股，增持999.68万元。    （记者曾健辉）     免责声明：本文内容与数据仅供参考，不构成投资建议，使用前请核实。    By nearly a 2-1 margin, Kansas residents heading to the polls Wednesday declined to reverse a 2019 ruling by the Kansas Supreme Court establishing the right to abortion.,The vote is a major repudiation of recent legislative moves curtailing reproductive rights – most notably the Supreme Court’s June decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.,One middle-aged woman who brought her 16-year-old daughter to the polling station reportedly told the AP that she wanted her child “to have the same rights [her] mother has had most of her life.”,The proposed amendment was sponsored by Value Them Both, a coalition led by Kansans for Life, the Kansas Catholic Conference and Kansas Family Voice. One of the lawyers responsible for crafting the failed constitutional amendment reportedly described the measure as an attempt to keep Kansas from becoming an “unlimited destination for abortion.”,A number of Kansas residents reported being subjected to a last-minute text message campaign seemingly aimed at fooling pro-choice voters into voting for the anti-abortion proposal. The mass messaging platform being utilized, Twilio, has not identified the party responsible.,We’ve gotten several emails from KS voters getting this text. To be clear:A YES vote changes the KS constitution to state it does NOT protect abortion rights. It gives power to lawmakers to set regulations.A NO vote keeps legal abortion protections in place. pic.twitter.com/2N3UDFvRMn— Cody Holyoke (@CodyKMBC) August 2, 2022,But Kansas voters were seemingly unconvinced. With over 99% of the ballots counted, a full 60.86% rejected the Value Them Both’s amendment. Only 39.14% – or just over 275,000 of the nearly 715,000 estimated total voters – cast their ballots in favor.,Between abortion providers and Catholic dioceses, over $14 million was ultimately spent in the state in an effort to sway the outcome of the vote.。据此操作，风险自担。    每日经济新闻     。

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