Women stockpile abortion pills before Trump term

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : If Trump restricts access to abortion or contraception, she wants to be ready.
62% : " For Briana Schneekloth, 20, getting long-lasting birth control was one of the first things she thought of after she woke up around 6:45 a.m. Wednesday and saw an email news alert that Trump had won.
57% : Women with private health insurance also increasingly sought out long-acting reversible contraception, like IUDs, after Trump was first elected in 2016.
53% : Planned Parenthood said that on Wednesday, vasectomy appointments scheduled increased by 1,200% and IUD appointments scheduled rose more than 760% compared with the previous day.
31% : Although Trump has distanced himself from the initiative, Pai doesn't want to risk having to carry a pregnancy to term when she doesn't feel financially prepared to raise a child.
24% : Trump has repeatedly shifted positions on abortion, calling himself "the most pro-life president in history" but promising to veto a federal ban on the procedure.
19% : Trump rejected the idea in an August interview with CBS News, but Vice President-elect JD Vance has pushed the Justice Department to enforce the act to "shut down all mail-order abortion operations.

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