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"The city of Albuquerque is expecting thousands of people to turn out for the Nov. 19 special election.Voters will decide whether or not to impose a ban on abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy.CLICK HERE for voting locationsKOAT Political Analyst Brian Sanderoff said based on the amount of early voters, turnout is expected to be huge.A lot of people support a late-term abortion ban, saying that it's not fair or humane to terminate a pregnancy when the baby already has feeling. Others, who say a ban would be unconstitutional, argue that women should have a choice.If the ordinance were to pass, the ban would only be imposed in the city of Albuquerque. At least one organization has said it will sue if the ban goes through.City Clerk Amy Bailey said that if people are planning to head to the polls on Tuesday, there are several things they need to know. First, people should bring their patience. Expect long lines and a lot of people waiting to vote.Voters also need to bring their photo ID, like they would for any other municipal election.Because it is such a sensitive subject that people are voting on, the city has made it clear that poll workers will not be interpreting the vote for anyone. They cannot explain the ordinance because they do not want their explanation being mistaken as a suggestion of how to vote.Bailey said that those who support the ban being imposed should vote for the ordinance. If they are against the ordinance, that they want the law to remain the same as it is now, people should vote against the measure.Polls open Tuesday at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. There are 50 voting locations throughout the city. Voters will not be able to use the city clerk's office as a location.No matter what happens, Sanderoff said this election is one for the history books.\"I think it's getting national attention because it's a voter initiative,\" he said.If the ban passes, Albuquerque will be the first city in America to impose a restriction on abortions. If it doesn't, Sanderoff believes a precedent will be set for similar ballot measures in other cities.VIDEO:\u00A0Late-term abortion ban heads to voters"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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