A bill to statutorily define Montana’s constitutional right to privacy as not including the right to abortion passed a key vote in the Senate chamber Wednesday, leaving one more hurdle before it can continue its trajectory to a House committee.
A bill to statutorily define Montana’s constitutional right to privacy as not including the right to abortion passed a key vote in the Senate chamber Wednesday, leaving one more hurdle before it can continue its trajectory to a House committee.
Only a few days remain in our fall fundraiser. Even a small monthly gift keeps independent journalism accessible for everyone. You can help sustain MTFP by joining the many readers who support our reporting. Can you help us reach our $46,500 goal?
We'll send a verification code to %EMAIL%.
