Vote No On 4 Florida has launched a campaign to defeat Amendment 4 on the November ballot. It has unveiled new websites in English and Spanish and released a video titled “Not What it Seems.”

The 2-minute video criticizes Amendment 4 for not defining key terms like “viability,” “healthcare provider,” and “patient’s health,” leaving voters uncertain about its implications.

“Amendment 4 allows abortions throughout pregnancy, even when the baby can feel pain,” said Vote No On 4 Florida President Dr. Mary J. O’Sullivan, professor emeritus of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Miami Medical School. “It permits any ‘healthcare provider’ to determine fetal viability and approve late-term abortions, giving clinics a green light for third-trimester abortions.”

The campaign has strong grassroots support, including from the Florida Catholic Bishops. Organizers have built a network reaching nearly 80 percent of Florida voters. Volunteers will educate voters that Amendment 4 is “way too extreme, and not what it seems.” The Office of Human Life & Dignity is also involved in voter education through parishes, ministries and organizations.

Amendment 4 is funded by out-of-state special interest groups, including the abortion industry and George Soros’ Open Society Fund. Notably, its primary funding organization opposed a bill requiring emergency medical treatment for babies born alive during abortions, which the Florida legislature unanimously passed.

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Please read more about it here: Amendment 4 - Diocese of St. Augustine (dosafl.com)