As the November election approaches, abortion rights have become a focal point with 10 states proposing ballot initiatives to address the issue. In Missouri, the state Supreme Court ruled that a proposed amendment to protect abortion rights will remain on the ballot, allowing voters to decide on 'reproductive freedom' despite attempts by Republican officials to block it. Critics argue that some measures may undermine parental rights and other laws, a claim echoed by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey. In Florida, Governor Ron DeSantis is facing backlash for allegedly intimidating voters who signed a petition for a similar measure, with law enforcement questioning them about their signatures. Polls indicate strong public support for abortion rights, highlighting a disconnect between conservative strategies and voter sentiment. Overall, these ballot measures reflect a broader struggle over reproductive rights in the post-Roe v. Wade political landscape.