Ohio voters will have the opportunity to decide on a ballot measure in November that would guarantee access to Abortion in the state. The measure, which has enough signatures, aims to establish a "fundamental right to reproductive freedom" with "reasonable limits." It would require restrictions on abortion past the viability of a fetus to be based on evidence of patient health and safety benefits. The proposal has faced opposition, with opponents arguing it could trump Ohio's parental consent laws and potentially allow gender transitioning surgeries for all ages. The outcome of an August special election will determine the threshold for passing future constitutional changes.

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