A coalition of anti-abortion advocates in Florida has filed a lawsuit challenging the validity of Amendment 4, which aims to legalize abortion up to viability and repeal the state's current six-week ban. The lawsuit, spearheaded by former Florida Supreme Court Justice Alan Lawson, claims that widespread fraud occurred during the signature collection process, which allegedly invalidates enough signatures to disqualify the amendment from the ballot. A report from the Florida Office of Election Crimes and Security noted that about 16.4% of the collected signatures were deemed fraudulent, prompting legal action. Meanwhile, the sponsors of Amendment 4 have accused the DeSantis administration of unconstitutional interference by threatening broadcasters who aired pro-Amendment ads. Despite these controversies, the state has continued to advocate against the amendment using state resources, raising concerns about the separation of government and campaigning. As Election Day approaches, the legal disputes and political efforts surrounding this contentious issue are intensifying.