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Ohio Republicans try to change state rules to keep abortion off ballots

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Ahead of any potential ballot initiatives to enshrine abortion rights in the Ohio constitution, Republicans are trying to raise the passage threshold for constitutional amendments—which has been in place for over 100 years—from a simple majority to 60%. David Pepper joins Chris Hayes to discuss.