Florida Website Targets Abortion Rights

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Critics blast Florida’s Amendment 4 website as unlawful ‘taxpayer-funded political ad’

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A state website targeting an abortion rights ballot initiative is under fire from Democrats and advocacy groups.

The website blasts Amendment 4 , proclaiming that existing Florida law “protects women” and the initiative “threatens women’s safety’ Amendment 4 would undo a six-week abortion ban signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis this past year .

State officials say the webpage is an educational “transparency” resource aimed at setting the record straight.

Amendment 4 supporters say Florida 's restrictive abortion ban has blocked women from receiving needed care.

Watchdog group says it breaks wall that is supposed to exist between governing and campaigning.

Ben Wilcox , research director for the government watchdog group Integrity Florida , said he was “gobsmacked” by the language used on the page.

“It is up to the voters to decide whether something should be in our constitution,” he said.

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