Idaho voters will decide on Proposition 1 in November.

The ballot initiative will create a "right" to abortion in the currently pro-life state.

Almost $2 million has been put towards the initiative in the last week, largely from out-of-state dark money groups and billionaires.

Government That Works PAC gave the most significant amount of $600,000. It is a dark money group which does not disclose its donors and has ties to George Soros, a billionaire with a long history of funding abortion groups and initiatives. The PAC has also been linked to Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss, who was previously sued for his dark money funding of abortion initiatives.

Gwendolyn Sontheim Meyer is a billionaire heiress whose great-great-grandfather was William Wallace Cargill, the founder of Cargill. She lives in California, not Idaho, and donated $250,000; she previously made even larger donations to pass a pro-abortion initiative in Ohio.

Jill Grossman is another donor who gave a quarter of a million dollars. She likewise does not appear to live in Idaho, and is a known donor and supporter of Planned Parenthood.

Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, might be the most notable donor. Bloomberg is a billionaire who has donated to numerous abortion efforts across the country. He is a real estate investor with properties around the globe, including in Florida, Bermuda, the Hamptons, New York City, and London.

Bloomberg previously funded an abortion effort in Kansas, giving $1.25 million to defeat a pro-life amendment, and made other large donations to pro-abortion efforts in Michigan, Missouri, and Ohio. He also has donated millions to Planned Parenthood, and has expressed hostility toward pregnant employees, who have alleged that he complained if they became pregnant. In at least one instance, he allegedly told a pregnant employee to “kill it,” in reference to her preborn child.

Idaho voters will decide on Proposition 1 in November.

The ballot initiative will create a "right" to abortion in the currently pro-life state.

Almost $2 million has been put towards the initiative in the last week, largely from out-of-state dark money groups and billionaires.

Government That Works PAC gave the most significant amount of $600,000. It is a dark money group which does not disclose its donors and has ties to George Soros, a billionaire with a long history of funding abortion groups and initiatives. The PAC has also been linked to Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss, who was previously sued for his dark money funding of abortion initiatives.

Gwendolyn Sontheim Meyer is a billionaire heiress whose great-great-grandfather was William Wallace Cargill, the founder of Cargill. She lives in California, not Idaho, and donated $250,000; she previously made even larger donations to pass a pro-abortion initiative in Ohio.

Jill Grossman is another donor who gave a quarter of a million dollars. She likewise does not appear to live in Idaho, and is a known donor and supporter of Planned Parenthood.

Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, might be the most notable donor. Bloomberg is a billionaire who has donated to numerous abortion efforts across the country. He is a real estate investor with properties around the globe, including in Florida, Bermuda, the Hamptons, New York City, and London.

Bloomberg previously funded an abortion effort in Kansas, giving $1.25 million to defeat a pro-life amendment, and made other large donations to pro-abortion efforts in Michigan, Missouri, and Ohio. He also has donated millions to Planned Parenthood, and has expressed hostility toward pregnant employees, who have alleged that he complained if they became pregnant. In at least one instance, he allegedly told a pregnant employee to “kill it,” in reference to her preborn child.