How federal laws set the baseline for women’s health, safety, and access
Federal laws play a powerful role in shaping women’s rights in the United States. Even when enforcement and impact
In Idaho, the 2026 general election could provide voters with a rare opportunity to restore abortion access through a citizen-led
Missouri’s 2026 election is critical because voter-approved reproductive rights protections face a direct challenge at the ballot. After voters
Arizona is a state where recent elections have led to a major expansion of women’s rights, and future elections
In Nevada, the 2026 general election is especially significant because a constitutional amendment protecting abortion rights must be approved a
Pennsylvania is a state where elections can meaningfully shape women’s rights in a relatively short period of time. Like
Wisconsin is one of the states where elections can meaningfully shape women’s rights in a relatively short period of
North Carolina is one of the states where elections can quickly reshape women’s rights. North Carolina’s policy shifts
Virginia currently maintains stronger protections for women’s rights than many states in the region, particularly around reproductive care and