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Idaho’s election is in legal limbo as a key abortion ballot measure faces a high-stakes court showdown—voters could soon see confusing or misleading language that threatens to sway their decision. A group pushing for reproductive rights claims the state’s official ballot descriptions distort the initiative’s true scope, especially around exceptions and penalties. They’re demanding plain, accurate language: “yes” means enacting the law, “no” means keeping current restrictions. The state defends its wording as voter education, but with ballots printing and deadlines looming, time is running out. The Idaho Supreme Court has fast-tracked the case, with decisions due by September ninth—leaving voters and officials on edge as election day approaches.

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