By Carmen FormanStaff writer cforman@oklahoman.comAn anti-abortion bill that would ask Oklahoma voters to specify the state constitution does not protect the right to an abortion will not advance this legislative session. But the bill’s author, reinvigorated by a recent Kansas Supreme Court ruling that protects a woman’s right to an abortion, promised to revive the legislation next year, in time for the measure to go to a statewide vote during the 2020 general election. Senate Pro Tem Greg Treat’s Senate Bill 195 failed to advance through the House before a legislative deadline last week.Read more on NewsOK.com