Of 10 states with abortion ballot measures, only one requires 60 percent support to pass

Amendment 4 would overturn the state’s six-week abortion ban in November .

Florida is the only one of 10 states where a 60 percent supermajority is required to pass a constitutional amendment.

Abortion rights advocates view the initiative as their only chance to overturn a strict ban in a Republican -dominated legislature.

Abortion opponents say the ban would nullify reasonable regulations governing abortion and infringe on parents’ rights to be involved in their children’s health care.

The Yes on 4 campaign is framing the amendment as a matter of freedom and getting government interference out of personal decisions.

Polls show most Floridians support abortion being legal in most cases.

The No On 4 campaign is tapping the power of Florida pastors and faith leaders.

Public polls show that between 54 and 58 percent of voters support Amendment 4 .

Florida , a one -time battleground state, has shifted considerably more Republican in recent years .

Florida Women’s Freedom Coalition has positioned itself as bipartisan, bringing Republicans and Democrats together.