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Friend — since last summer’s Dobbs ruling, bans on abortion have been coming down all across the nation.
In the wake of Roe v. Wade , 12 states have near-total abortion bans on the books, and extremists in 7 more are doing everything they can to place major restrictions on abortion access.
What was once a national fight to preserve reproductive freedom, is now dangerously in the hands of your state’s elected officials. We want to know what you think about this, team:
Are extremist officials making targeted attacks on abortion access state-by-state?
YES → [[link removed]] NO → [[link removed]]Nearly 8 in 10 Americans wanted to see abortion remain protected, but now as post-Roe abortion bans continue to come down across the U.S., millions of these very same Americans are left without access to reproductive health care.
And, some of the attacks we’re seeing on ballot measures in Ohio and other states this year have even been described as a way to keep voters from permanently protecting abortion access at the ballot box.
So, what do you think, team:
Are extremist officials making targeted attacks on abortion access state-by-state?
YES → [[link removed]] NO → [[link removed]]Thanks for your feedback!
— FP Team
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