Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is intensifying his campaign against Amendment 4, which seeks to secure abortion rights in the state, characterizing the measure as 'radical' and a threat to existing abortion regulations. During a rally in Coral Gables, DeSantis and Lt. Gov. Jeanette Nuñez urged voters to reject the amendment, framing the issue as a moral obligation tied to their faith. The event, publicly funded and held shortly before the election, has drawn criticism for using state resources to oppose the amendment, with former Department of Health lawyer John Wilson alleging state interference in media communications regarding pro-Amendment 4 advertisements. Supporters of the amendment argue that it is a crucial step for protecting reproductive rights, emphasizing bodily autonomy and personal healthcare decisions. Legal challenges against state actions concerning the amendment have also emerged, with a recent court ruling blocking further threats to TV stations that aired pro-amendment ads. As the election approaches, both sides prepare for a costly and contentious battle over abortion rights in Florida.