The state of Florida is embroiled in a heated controversy over abortion rights, with Governor Ron DeSantis' administration threatening to prosecute television stations for airing pro-choice advertisements related to Amendment 4. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has labeled these threats as 'dangerous', highlighting concerns over First Amendment rights. Meanwhile, a recent poll indicates that support for the abortion ballot measure is declining, complicating the political landscape ahead of the upcoming vote. Health officials have issued cease and desist letters to broadcasters, citing public health regulations, while a statewide tour opposing the pro-abortion amendment is set to begin. As Florida voters prepare to decide on expanding abortion access, tensions rise around media censorship and the implications for free speech.