Donald Trump has clarified his stance on Florida's Amendment 4, confirming he will vote 'no' on the ballot measure that would expand abortion access up to 24 weeks, despite previously criticizing the state's current six-week abortion ban as too restrictive. This decision follows a series of mixed signals and backlash from social conservatives, as Trump initially appeared open to the amendment. Trump described the Democratic position of allowing abortions up to nine months as 'radical,' influencing his final stance. His evolving position underscores the political tightrope he walks in balancing the demands of his base with broader electoral considerations. Trump has also suggested federal support for in vitro fertilization, aiming to appeal to a wider voter base. His campaign has been trying to navigate the contentious issue of abortion rights, which remains a significant political challenge for him and the GOP.