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Polling from the Coalition group shows the majority of Idahoans support abortion cases in “some or most cases.”

On Monday, the chair of the Utah Democratic Party, Diane Lewis, released a statement in response to former President Donald Trump's statement on abortion.

On Monday, the chair of the Utah Democratic Party, Diane Lewis, released a statement in response to former President Donald Trump's statement on abortion.

Tennessee is set to be a battleground for multiple abortion-related bills, each carrying significant implications for women and families across the state.

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Kentucky. we hope that everyone whos watching will join us at abortion access ohio dot com so that anyone who wants to support the campaign will make a difference. >> dr. been, right now, ohio has a ban on abortions after 22 weeks. there is a six-week, part b ban, its on hold and the court system. how important would it be to have this constitutional amendment passed in november? >> it would be incredibly important, incredibly important to pass the reproductive freedom damage in november for our...

Planned Parenthood and other clinics can continue to offer abortions in Utah, at least for now, a district court judge decided Tuesday in the latest development in a case that will determine the future of reproductive options in the Beehive State.

Days before a ban on abortion clinics is slated to begin putting a halt to most abortions in Utah, a district court judge said he’ll make a decision as to whether to enjoin the law next week.

Abortion access proponents argue there isn't a legal basis for lawmakers, secretary of state and anti-abortion group to join litigation.