> If most people agree that it should be a constitutional right, no one stops the legislature from adding the required amendment The issue is that we're forced

> If most people agree that it should be a constitutional right, no one stops the legislature from adding the required amendment The issue is that we're forced into a two party system. If someone thinks "I want abortion rights, but the culture wars are more important to me" they vote republican. A large block of the republican base is single issue religious voters, so even if a majority of the republican voters want abortion rights they will never pass because the religious voters will primary anyone who supports abortion.