We have a message for Congress: abortion bans are deeply unpopular.

The November midterms are just 16 days away. No matter which party wins control of Washington, we need to make sure Congress knows: Americans do NOT support a national abortion ban!

Team, we have a message for Congress: abortion bans are deeply unpopular. And with just 16 days left until the November midterms, we want to take this moment to remind our elected officials in both parties: The majority of Americans do not support a national abortion ban.

It’s easy to understand why — abortion bans disrupt all forms of reproductive care and force Americans into unthinkable situations. Allow us to reiterate: not only would the consequences of passing such a ban be devastating, but most Americans are also against a national ban, too.

We’re sending this message to Congress and we hope you’ll co-sign it, team. Sign our petition to Congress and let them know the majority of Americans DO NOT support a national abortion ban. >>

As more and more Americans of every political background identify as pro-choice, Congress seems to be moving in the exact OPPOSITE direction. Extremists are NOT hearing the will and consensus of the people. That’s why we’re sending them a message, team.

Will you sign onto our petition and let Congress know that the majority of Americans do not support a national ban on abortion?

Thanks, team.

— Fairness Project
 
      

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