US voters back abortion rights and reject Trump's gerrymandering in state ballot measures
Headline from France 24 · First reported Nov 4, 12:55 AM ET () · Updated Nov 4, 10:09 AM ET · 8 sources, 8 articles

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US voters in several states pushed back on President Donald Trump’s redistricting efforts and backed abortion rights in 145 ballot questions during the midterm elections. Some measures put Trump’s priorities to a public test by gauging support for his attempts to redraw congressional districts…
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