Article 22
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Editorial: Why vote yes on Article 22? Because it’s a woman’s burden, not the state’s
Ignore the noise and focus on the principle being argued. That is, the amendment simply and plainly gives women personal control of their reproductive rights.
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Legislative Review: Don’t let misinformation sway you on reproductive health vote
One of the most important items on our ballots this year is a proposed amendment to the Vermont Constitution that would enshrine the right to personal reproductive liberty…
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 is unnecessarily vague
Any constitutional amendment we are asked to vote on should be clear in its meaning and its intent.
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 will affect hospitals
“Dangerous misinformation” is indeed being offered, but by Dr. Till.
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Letter to the editor: Love of Lives is in Everyone’s DNA; Article 22
The passage of Article 22 would allow stopping a beating heart, thus ending a life of a human being, to become part of our Vermont Constitution.
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Guest editorial: Dangerous misinformation on abortion
There is not currently, nor will there be due to Article 22, any provider or facility in Vermont doing elective terminations beyond the gestational age of 21 weeks,…
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Letter to the editor: Article 22 will not codify a woman’s right to abortion
Amending the Vermont Constitution to make “personal reproductive autonomy” a right for every individual — men, women, and children — undermines women’s access to safe, on-demand abortion, and…