Crypto News: Where US voters stand on immigration, abortion

As Donald Trump swept the presidential race in Tuesday's US election, the outcomes of local races and ballot initiatives show where voters stand on some of the central issues they were most concerned about.

The results for dozens of local races remain outstanding, but so far, on immigration, voters in Arizona opted for harsher enforcement and local power. A number of other red states also passed measures to overtly restrict noncitizens from voting – something that was already illegal in federal elections. Meanwhile, on abortion, several states that went for Trump voted to enshrine reproductive rights in their state constitutions. Read more from Fola Akinnibi, Maria Clara Cobo and myself today on CityLab: Key Ballot Initiatives and Local Races Highlight Views on Abortion, Immigration

— Linda Poon

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