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Abortion rights weren’t the story of the midterms. They still won.

Abortion rights weren’t the story of the midterms. They still won.

Mallory Schwarz (center), the executive director of Abortion Action Missouri, celebrates the failure of Amendment 3 during the No on 3, Stop the Ban watch party in St. Louis on November 3, 2026. | David Carson/St. Louis Post-Dispatch via Getty Images On Tuesday night, voters cast their ballots in favor of abortion access in Virginia, Missouri, and Nevada, reflecting the continued popularity of the issue across red, blue, and purple states, even as it fell out of the political conversation compared to other topics this cycle.  All told, the abortion rights victories in this latest elec...

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