Kansas voted to reject the abortion ban earlier this month. Even after the vote recount, anti-abortion activists vowed to fight the results

Anti-abortion activists are calling for a second recount of votes in a Kansas election where voters explicitly rejected an attempt to allow new restrictions on access to abortion . The move comes amid baseless conspiracy theories about voter fraud and highlights a growing movement for the right for those who refuse to vote to challenge outcomes they disagree with.

Officials on Sunday completed a vote count searched by Melissa Leavitt, a election conspiracy theorists who made baseless allegations of voter fraud. The tally confirms the results of the early August vote in which voters voted, Kansas City Star report.

Anti-abortion activist Mark Gietzen, who Leavitt .’s recount promotion funding, confirmed to Bloomberg News on Monday that he plans to file a lawsuit Monday calling for a statewide recount. Gietzen told the Star he acknowledged the recount was unlikely to change the outcome of the election, but said it was part of an effort to find fraud and that he suggested he and his allies going door to door to confront voters.