Virginia voters face three proposed constitutional amendmentsVirginia amendments would protect rights, despite opponents’ warningsVirginia’s ballot amendments reach far beyond their reassuring labels
Virginia voters are set to decide on three proposed constitutional amendments on November 3. Phill Kline, a former Kansas attorney general, argues the measures go beyond their stated aims on abortion, marriage and voting rights.Virginia voters will decide on November 3 whether to amend the state constitution on reproductive freedom, marriage and voting rights. The measures’ stated aims are protections their opponents say go too far.Virginia voters will decide on November 3 on three proposed constitutional amendments. Phill Kline says their language could expand abortion access, reshape legal disputes over gender and challenge election safeguards.