An amendment to enshrine the right to abortion in Virginia’s constitution could go before voters in 2026, along with a same-sex marriage amendment, an amendment restoring the voting rights of felons who have completed their sentences, and a redistricting amendment.
In Virginia, constitutional amendments must be approved by both the state House and Senate twice before being placed on a ballot and ratified by a simple majority of voters. State lawmakers passed the first three amendments in January and passed the redistricting amendment in late October, which would temporarily authorize the legislature to amend state congressional maps if any…
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