Missouri's proposed Amendment 3, aimed at enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution, faces potential removal from the November ballot following a judge's ruling that its language violated state law. Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft initially certified the amendment, but a Cole County judge determined it did not adequately specify which existing laws would be repealed if passed. The Missouri Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on this issue, with a quick decision expected, as the deadline to finalize the ballot approaches. Proponents argue that the amendment is necessary for reproductive rights, while opponents contend it undermines existing protections for unborn children. The controversy highlights the broader national debate on abortion rights in the wake of the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade. Amidst this, other ballot measures, including those on sports betting and minimum wage, are also under consideration in Missouri.