California Democrats vow to protect abortion after leaked Supreme Court opinion; Nevada boosts access
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61% : What's next for anti-abortion groups?55% : Anti-abortion advocates would have to win another statewide referendum in order to reverse that decision -- a task that's proven difficult in a state where polls show consistent voter support for abortion rights.
53% : She added that "Planned Parenthood is salivating at the thought of all the $$ they will make" if California passes SB 1142, which would create a state-administered fund to assist patients who face financial barriers to obtaining an abortion and support public research into improving access.
45% : "Women will remain protected here."'When you don't know where to go':: California preps to be an abortion-rights havenIf successful, the amendment wouldn't change much in California, where a majority of lawmakers have repeatedly demonstrated their commitment to keeping abortion legal and accessible.
44% : If Roe overturned, here's how abortion laws in each state will standPlanned Parenthood, which operates about half of the 165 abortion clinics in California, reports that it has treated at least 80 out-of-state patients per month on average since September, when Texas adopted a law allowing residents to seek civil damages against anyone who aids an abortion after six weeks of pregnancy.
42% : Their comments came hours after Politico published a draft opinion from the court that revealed a majority of the nine justices want to overturn Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 ruling that stopped state governments from banning abortion.
41% : California is not alone in its response to new restrictions on abortion in other states.
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