What comes next after Kansas abortion amendment vote? Our politics podcast breaks it down

Andrew Bahl, Topeka Capital-Journal
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The sound of applause and cheering fills a room at the Overland Park Convention Center as abortion-rights supporters celebrate the state rejecting a proposed abortion amendment to the state constitution Tuesday night.
The sound of applause and cheering fills a room at the Overland Park Convention Center as abortion-rights supporters celebrate the state rejecting a proposed abortion amendment to the state constitution Tuesday night.

It has been a minute, but the Capital-Journal's politics podcast is back to run down the national statement Kansas voters made when they rejected a proposed measure that would have ended state constitutional protections for abortion.

The Capital-Journal's Andrew Bahl and Jason Tidd go over the results with the Associated Press' John Hanna, breaking down what happened to produce the surprising outcome and what it means for Kansas going forward.

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Andrew Bahl is a senior statehouse reporter for the Topeka Capital-Journal. He can be reached at abahl@gannett.com or by phone at 443-979-6100.

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