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Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker's advocacy organization is directing its efforts towards a Florida ballot initiative that aims to protect abortion rights in the state constitution. This announcement comes just before Illinois' six-week abortion ban is scheduled to take effect. Think Big America, Pritzker's nonprofit group that has supported abortion rights causes nationwide, revealed on Tuesday its contribution of $500,000 to the Floridians Protecting Freedom ballot initiative campaign. This funding adds to Think Big's previous donations of $1 million to Nevada and $250,000 to Arizona for similar campaigns.
Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to visit Florida to draw attention to the abortion restrictions, which the Biden administration has linked to the legacy of Donald Trump's Supreme Court appointees. Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Fried welcomed the administration's focus, stating that it underscores the need to defend democracy and freedom in Florida.
The Florida ballot measure, slated for November, seeks to amend the state constitution to prohibit abortion restrictions before fetal viability, typically around the 24th week of pregnancy. The amendment would allow exceptions after this point for the patient's health as determined by their healthcare provider.
Think Big America plans to offer strategic support to the Florida campaign, including research, financial, and communications assistance. According to spokeswoman Christina Amestoy, the organization views the imminent restrictions in Florida as both dangerous and un-American and is committed to supporting the Floridians Protecting Freedom campaign.
In another development, California Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed a measure to allow Arizona doctors to provide abortion services to Arizona residents in California until the end of the year. This proposal follows a recent Arizona court ruling that reinstated an 1864 law imposing severe restrictions on abortion. The Arizona state House has voted to repeal this law.