In November, voters in at least 10 states across the United States will have the opportunity to shape the future of abortion access within their respective states. This comes after a widespread effort by organizers to introduce a series of ballot measures focused on either restoring or safeguarding the right to an abortion, as well as some measures aimed at imposing restrictions.
Following the 2022 Supreme Court ruling in the Dobbs case, which overturned the landmark Roe v. Wade decision and effectively eliminated the national right to an abortion, advocates for abortion rights are hopeful that these ballot measures will empower the public to address issues related to reproductive health access.
