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Dear team,
What would happen in your state if the U.S. Supreme Court weakened or overturned Roe v. Wade?
The answer is shocking: If Roe were weakened or overturned, abortion rights would be at risk in more than half of the U.S. states and each of the five most populous U.S. territories.
There's a lot on the line, and we must do everything in our power to protect our reproductive rights and ensure everyone can exercise their constitutional right to access legal abortion care.
Will you make a generous year-end gift of $25 or more to support our work? When you make a contribution before MIDNIGHT on December 31, a group of long-time Center donors have pledged to MATCH every dollar FIVE TO ONE, so please, don't wait!
The truth is, if the Supreme Court gives states more leeway to restrict abortion access or prohibit it all together, almost half the states would likely enact new laws as restrictive as possible or enforce unconstitutional laws banning abortion.
In fact, the Court doesn't need to completely overturn Roe for 24 states to severely restrict abortion access right now. By allowing states to increase enforcement of abortion restrictions that have no proven medical benefits, abortion access would further decrease—or essentially be prohibited—in states like Georgia, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Texas.
As one of our most dedicated supporters, I know you understand how critical this fight is. Please make a tax-deductible gift today it will be matched to go 6X as far in defending reproductive rights for all.
Thank you for your support,
Elisabeth Smith
Chief Counsel, State Policy & Advocacy
P.S. To learn about what would happen in your state if Roe were weakened or overturned, check out our new digital tool, What If Roe Fell? here.
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