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Amendments to the Kentucky Constitution require 3/5 support in both houses of the General Assembly and a majority vote by referendum; they can not be vetoed by the governor. The amendment was first introduced on January 26 in the 2024 General Assembly as House Bill 2 by representative Suzanne Miles. [4]
If enacted, the amendment would have declared that nothing in the Kentucky Constitution could be construed to protect a right to an abortion or public funding of an abortion. [1] Kentucky was one of six states to vote on an abortion-related referendum as part of the 2022 elections, alongside California, Michigan, Montana, Kansas, and Vermont. [2]
All Kentucky counites voted "no" on Amendment 2. Not only did all of Kentucky's counties vote "no" on the amendment, but most did so by a significant margin. The amendment’s most resounding ...
Spoiler alert: this isn’t the feel-good, kid-friendly amendment they’re selling you. Voting No on Amendment 2 isn’t just about saving our public schools — it’s about saving our wallets ...
Kentucky voters said “no” to blocking abortion access in the state constitution. Here are the results & what it means for reproductive care. Kentuckians vote no on Constitutional Amendment 2 ...
Confused on what Amendment 2 means for the future of abortion access in the state? Here’s a breakdown of what happens with a “yes” or “no” vote.
Amendment 2 asks voters to decide whether public money should be spent on nonpublic education.
Kentucky voters weighed in on Amendment 2, which would allow "school choice" to come to the state if passed. Here's how people voted at the polls.