New Yorkers overwhelmingly approve Equal Rights Amendment
New York’s constitution already contained prohibitions on discrimination based on race, creed and religion. The amendment added protections for a person’s ethnicity, age, national origin, disability and sex, which includes pregnancy and pregnancy outcomes, sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression.
There were six measures being voted on in New York, the first of which was Proposal 1, a proposed constitutional amendment that has been dubbed the "Equal Rights Amendment." It became better known as ...
The Associated Press at 9:31 p.m. has said Proposition One, the Equal Protection of Law ballot measure, has passed in New ...
Several hundred people gathered late into the night Tuesday at Democratic headquarters in Nassau County to watch election ...
New York’s Governor and Attorney General said they would use the state’s newly passed “Equal Rights Amendment” to oppose possible plans by the new Trump Administration. Known as “Prop 1,” voters ...
New Yorkers voted on Tuesday to expand protections for pregnant people and safeguard abortion care from future ...
There’s a statewide proposal you’ll be asked to vote on this year. But what is it all about? Why is it controversial? Who ...
But opponents of the amendment, which include the state GOP, Catholic bishops and a wealthy beer heir, have leveraged its expansive language to warn that approval would lead to trans people ...
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