Alanna Vagianos (she/her) is a senior national reporter at HuffPost. She covers gender and politics with a focus on gender-based violence and reproductive justice. Previously, she worked at BUST Magazine and The Feminist Majority Foundation. She graduated from Elon University in North Carolina. Alanna can be reached at [email protected].
The advocates behind Florida ’s pro-choice Amendment 4 cleared a huge hurdle in April when the notoriously conservative state Supreme Courtfor the November ballot. Many were relieved at the time — believing that the biggest obstacle was behind them — but after this week, it’s clear they’re not out of the woods just yet.on a financial impact statement that must appear alongside Amendment 4 on ballots.
The statement speculates on the costs created by possible future litigation, even though doing so directly conflicts with standards set by the Florida Supreme Court. The statement also inaccurately says that Florida may have to “subsidize abortions with public funds” and that an increase in abortions “may negatively affect the growth of state and local revenues.”
Amy Baker, the FIEC’s chief economist who has worked for the state for decades, was the lone dissenter. Several times during Monday’s meeting, Baker voiced her concerns that the panel had strayed from its nonpartisan mission.
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