Were Idaho voters right to reject the ballot measure and keep the state's abortion ban?
On November 3, Idaho voters rejected a ballot measure that would have eased the state's abortion ban, leaving the ban in place.
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If you picked "yes," where's your line — no exceptions for rape, incest, or a mother's health risk, or does the ban already carve those out in your mind?