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One way Steven McHallister knows there's a big vote coming up in Kansas. About abortion

is because of his mailbox. Every day it is stuffed with glossy flyers, urging him to

go to the polls.

And it's unlike anything I've ever seen in my time as a cancer, which is the vast majority

of my life.

You send a little exhausted by this junk mail.

It is tiring. It comes every day. And there's also been even handwritten notes. Some

groups have gotten volunteers to write on postcards.

Hold it, you've gotten postcards from people?

Yes.

Most of the mail Steven's getting is for the amendment for the record. Right now Kansas

recognizes abortion as a state constitutional right. If this new amendment passes, that

right would disappear. It would put the future of abortion access into the hands of a Republican

statehouse supermajority. Right. The vote? It's today. And it would mean the legislature

is free essentially to regulate abortion in any fashion it would choose.

Steven is uncomfortable with all this. He considers himself pro-choice. There's one more

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