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There is nothing in the amendment that indicates that, if it passes, “parental consent will not remain in place,” said Tracy Thomas, the Seiberling Chair for Constitutional Law and director of the University of Akron’s Center for Constitutional Law. Jamie Curry, an antiabortion activist and the Ohio regional coordinator for Students for Life, talks to a student about voting “No” on the ballot initiative that would enshrine abortion rights into the state's constitution.group of women in baseball jackets walks down new orleans street / montage of layers undressing, suiting up, and primping in the locker room /.

As the vote approaches, Curry has crisscrossed the state, hosting campus events, organizing students to scribble chalk slogans on sidewalks and wielding a bullhorn to lead chants at rallies. Opponents such as DeWine have said the amendment would endanger parental rights — a charge legal scholars dismiss. The signs in their booth were alarmist — “Late-Term Abortion is on the Ballot” — but the young “Students for Life” advocates opted for a moderate appeal as they stopped students hurrying back and forth to class.Mike DeWine, who is Catholic, has headlined a fundraiser and get-out-the-vote rally for the opposition, and appeared in a recent ad with his wife Fran urging “no” votes and warning the proposal is “not right for Ohio. Standout review: "Exactly what I was looking for: comfy, lightweight and something I can wear instead of a shaping brief and a bra.