Antiabortion activists in Massachusetts have gathered nearly 100,000 signatures to suspend a new state abortion law that allows later-term abortions based on a physician's judgment, surpassing the threshold needed to place a repeal measure on the 2028 ballot. Governor Maura Healey may declare the law an emergency to block suspension efforts until voters decide, with the law and its repeal becoming a key issue in her reelection campaign.
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