Abortion Access in a sentence

And, make no mistake: If the federally protected right to abortion access is eliminated, the current anti-abortion supermajority in the Ohio Legislature will compete in a race to the bottom to completely ban abortion.

Since the Supreme Court ended nationwide protections for abortion access, voters in several states — including — have voted to keep or instill abortion access as a right.

But New York has long been at the forefront of the drive for abortion access and New York has moved to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution.

A “national minimum standard” of six or eight or even 15 weeks, however, would restrict abortion access to such an extent that it would become a form of abortion ban.

Both supporters and opponents of abortion access spoke out against the bill, as each side hopes a court case will resolve abortion’s legal status in their side’s favor.

For Jenna Beckham, an OB-GYN and abortion provider in the Triangle, the state-level results give her some ease about continued abortion access in the state, though there’s new uncertainty at the national level.

In order to liberate abortion this time, we have to start with recognizing the lies that we’ve been sold and confronting the reality that abortion access is not great anywhere in this country.

Lizz Winstead — a comedian, co-creator of “The Daily Show” and founder of the Abortion Access Front that uses humor to destigmatize abortion — ordered a beer.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court two cases that ask whether the law applies to abortion and to consider whether the state Constitution protects abortion access.

Yet in every state that it was on the ballot, abortion rights received more votes than Harris, meaning, yes, some people voted for Trump and for abortion access.

Abortion rights supporters attacked the bills as thinly veiled attempts to curtail abortion access.

The sole surgical abortion clinic in Arkansas was granted a brief reprieve after a federal judge temporarily blocked three laws restricting abortion access minutes before they were slated to take effect, likely forcing the clinic to close its doors.

While some legislators have been working to restrict abortion access since the landmark Roe v. Wade Supreme Court case that codified the right to abortion in 1973, the rate at which restrictive laws have been filed in recent years has picked up.

The Colorado state Senate last week passed a three-bill “Safe Access to Protected Health Care” package that would radically expand abortion access in the state.

After the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling in June, abortion access became a state issue.

A month after the organization wrote the petition, it held a protest at the Kimmel Center to reaffirm its demand for free abortion access to those not under university-sponsored insurance.

As attorney general, Schimel supported laws in Indiana and Ohio that limited abortion access and a Planned Parenthood lawsuit against a 2013 GOP law that limited abortions by requiring doctors performing them to have hospital admitting privileges.

Both terminated their pregnancies at in Champaign, which was founded in February by an Ohio-based physician to improve abortion access amid waning options in his state as well as much of the Midwest and South.

But voters across the country have repeatedly gone to the ballot box to defend abortion access and, in some swing states, they have said it's a key issue and favor Democrats on it.

Democratic governors in 20 states this year launched a network intended to strengthen abortion access in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court decision nixing a woman’s constitutional right to end a pregnancy.