Greetings John, 

Since we were in touch last, two more attacks on abortion rights have cropped up in the Kansas Statehouse, for a grand total of NINE proposed restrictions. Senate Bill 528/House Bill 2814 doubles down on an unconstitutional law that delays abortion access, and Senate Bill 527/House Bill 2813 undercuts patients’ decision-making ability and further stigmatizes abortion as requiring extraordinary – and inaccurate – political oversight. 

Bans, delays, privacy rollbacks, tax and child support changes-it’s a confusing mess, but the big picture is clear: extreme politicians want to undo our decisive vote for abortion rights in August 2022. Fight back and tell your legislator our history won’t be rewritten by joining our partners at a lobby day from 9am to 3pm on Tuesday, March 5. You can find more information and RSVP here.

As always, below is a list of bad bills we’re tracking. To find your legislator and reach out to them about any or all of these bills, use this tool.

• Senate Bill 527/House Bill 2813: Piles on stigma by treating people who have abortions like crime victims instead of patients
• Senate Bill 528/House Bill 2814: Doubles down on an unconstitutional law that delays abortion access
• Senate Bill 425/House Bill 2653: Uses child support law to give fertilized eggs legal rights
• House Bill 2749: Strips the right to privacy using the most invasive abortion reporting requirements in the U.S. 
• House Bill 2737: Bans all abortions by criminalizing them
• Senate Bill 299: Inserts abortion politics into the tax code
• House Bill 2492: An abortion ban that empowers vigilantes to enforce it
• House Bill 2515: Once again inserts politicians into the exam room 
• Senate Bill 354: Tries to separate abortion from being a normal part of health care

See you online or at the Statehouse on March 5,

Kansans for Constitutional Freedom