After the Montana Supreme Court overruled him, Knudsen rewrote the ballot language to say the proposed amendment would “allow post-viability abortions up to birth,” eliminate “the State’s compelling interest in preserving prenatal life” and potentially “increase the number of taxpayer-funded abortions.”
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Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen, a Republican, says that is unlawful in his state, where felons can’t legally vote.
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