Montana Voters to Decide on Constitutional Initiative 128 for Abortion Rights
October 29, 2024
With a week until the Nov. 5 election, Montana voters will decide on Constitutional Initiative 128 about abortion rights.
With a week until the Nov. 5 election, Montana voters will decide on Constitutional Initiative 128 about abortion rights.
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On a chilly October Saturday in Helena, Missoula pastor Mark Pritchard delivered a sermon-style speech from the Capitol steps. He started with a sober reflection on abortion in America, emphasizing the Christian duty to oppose Montana’s CI-128, a constitutional amendment on abortion rights. Pritchard argued that rejecting CI-128 would allow
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