Democrats from B-N say state needs to protect providers and its abortion laws after SCOTUS ruling

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : She now serves on the Planned Parenthood of Illinois board of directors.
50% : Bailey-Smith said the state's top priority now must be to protect and support all providers who offer reproductive healthcare - and the laws that still permit abortion in Illinois.
40% : Two Bloomington women running for the Illinois House say they're devastated and sickened by the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade - and that the state needs to act to protect healthcare providers and fortify its laws permitting abortion.
40% : Richards says Illinois is now an island in a sea of states where abortion will be restricted.
38% : "We're looking at 26 states that will quickly move to ban or severely restrict abortion, including every state that borders Illinois.
30% : Meanwhile, the McLean County Democrats in a statement noted that Republicans are pushing to make abortion illegal in states across the country.

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