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This is on point. I'm Megha Chakrabardi. In last week's election, Missourians did what

Missourians have done for the last several election cycles. They voted overwhelmingly for

Republican candidates across the board, for president, for Senate, for most of their

house seats, for governor. They gave Republicans a majority in both

chambers of their state legislature, too. And then they did something else.

Missourians voted to overturn their state's ban on abortion and place reproductive rights

in the state's constitution.

It felt tremendous.

You know, we haven't had abortion access in Missouri at all for two years, but we haven't

had abortion access in central or western Missouri, where we previously had health centers

that offered abortion since 2018.

So after six years of no access, it is an incredible feeling to have Missourians vote to

restore their rights.

Emily Wales is president and CEO of Planned Parenthood Great Plains.

And she's talking about Missouri's Amendment 3, which was on the ballot last week and passed

with a 51.6 percent to 48.4% of the vote.

So Missourians have decided to protect abortion access until fetal viability.

And while voters decisively chose to protect abortion access, they also put politicians into office

who oppose the very right they just enshrined. For example, here's Senator Josh Hawley. He won

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