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Learn why this proposed amendment (called Issue 1) to our state’s Constitution is dangerous and misleading


Amendment Language (this is what will appear in the Ohio Constitution if the amendment passes)

Here is the summary language you’ll likely see at the polling station:

Red Line Mark-up of Amendment Language:

Legal Analysis of the proposed amendment


Video Debunking Language by Created Equal


How the Pro-death Cult Justifies Using Tax Funding for Child Slaughter

What Happens in a Late-Term Abortion:


Laws Likely Eliminated if this Radical Amendment (Issue 1) Passes:

If the Constitution is at odds with a law or statute, then the law or statute becomes unenforceable.

The following pdf contains a listing of many statutes that could easily become dismantled in court should Issue 1 become a reality on November 8, 2023. This is not a complete listing. Vote NO on Issue 1.

Be sure to share the compelling TV ads from Protect Women Ohio and any of their resources here.

The Ohio Catholic Conference has published a compelling handout. Feel free to disseminate it:

Looking for a simple palm card to print and hand out? Look here:

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Bad News

At the end of 2020, the Ohio Legislature passed two pro-life pieces of legislation that were ultimately signed into Law by Governor Dewine.  Senate Bill 27, the bill to ensure the Humane and proper Disposition of the Remains of an Unborn Baby killed by abortion, SB27 was the culmination of 2+ years of work by

Good News

On Wednesday, Dec 22nd, Governor DeWine signed into law Senate Bill 157. This new law now requires medical care for babies that survive abortions. Essentially it prevents infanticide in statewide abortion facilities. Failure to do so, could result in felony charges for the abortionist/doctor. The law also requires the reporting of these born alive cases