Former President Donald Trump announced he will vote against Amendment 4, a Florida ballot measure aimed at codifying abortion access, despite previously suggesting he supported repealing the state's six-week abortion ban. Trump stated that the six-week limit is too short, claiming more time is needed for women, but he ultimately opposes the amendment due to its perceived radical nature, which he argues allows for extreme late-term abortions. His comments sparked backlash from both pro-choice advocates and anti-abortion supporters, leading to confusion about his actual stance. Trump has taken credit for the overturning of Roe v. Wade, which he claims has led to effective abortion laws in various states. Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Trump, asserting that his position reveals his commitment to extreme abortion restrictions. Trump's position on abortion has fluctuated over time, reflecting the polarized nature of the issue within the Republican Party.