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MAY 30, 2024
LAST CHANCE–We’re Less than ONE WEEK Away from the 2024 Annual Luncheon!
Women Winning’s Annual Luncheon will take place THIS Monday, June 3rd at the Depot in Minneapolis! We’re thrilled to welcome Senator Laphonza Butler, former head of California SEIU and EMILYs List, as our featured speaker this year! [[link removed]]
GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS for this unforgettable event are STILL AVAILABLE! Grab them now before they sell out!
We can’t wait to see you there!
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DISCLAIMER: Senator Butler is appearing at this event only as a featured speaker and is not asking for funds or donations.
Volunteers Still Needed for the 2024 Annual Luncheon!
We are still looking for volunteers for the 42nd Annual Women Winning Luncheon!
Join us at The Depot Minneapolis - 225 3rd Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55401. We need volunteers for the night before, Sunday, June 2nd, and the day of, Monday, June 3rd!
We have opportunities for a variety of volunteer roles including event prep, iPad check-ins, and ushering. All day-of volunteers will receive a meal and complimentary parking.
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Louisiana Law Makes Abortion Pills a Controlled Substance, Highlighting a New Legislative and Legal Strategy to End Abortion Access Across America
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Republican Gov. Jeff Landry has signed into Louisiana law a bill that classifies mifepristone and misoprostol – the two most widely used drugs in medication abortion – as controlled substances in the state.
The Louisiana House last week passed S.B. 276, which adds the medications to Schedule IV of the state’s Uniform Controlled Dangerous Substances Law. The Senate followed suit, sending the bill to Landry’s desk for his signature. The controlled dangerous substance designation threatens those in possession of the drug without a prescription with fines and jail time of up to five years. The law has an exception for pregnant people who possess the drugs for their own consumption.
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Abortion is Headed to the Ballot Box Across the Country, Here's Where Voters Will Decide
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While the Minnesota Legislature did not pass legislation this session to add abortion rights to the ballot for Minnesotans in 2026, voters in up to 10 states could face abortion-rights amendments including neighboring state South Dakota. Several states that outlaw most abortions could see those bans reversed if the ballot measures pass: Arkansas, Florida, Missouri, Nebraska. Voters have already backed abortion rights at the ballot box in at least six states since the reversal of Roe v. Wade, including conservative-leaning Kentucky and Kansas.
Getting amendments on the ballot takes legwork, gathering tens or hundreds of thousands of signatures. Then, there could be court challenges. The statewide up-or-down votes could motivate more voters to the polls, shaping the race for president, the battle for which party controls Congress and, in Arizona for example, which party runs the legislature.
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