Backers blast approved ballot language for Ohio's fall abortion amendment as misleading (apnews.com)
Among the revisions, the word “fetus” in the amendment was changed to “unborn child” in the ballot description.
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Among the revisions, the word “fetus” in the amendment was changed to “unborn child” in the ballot description.
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