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Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed more bills Tuesday to roll back abortion restrictions remaining on the books in Michigan.
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Democratic leaders could not muster the necessary votes for lifting the ban on using Medicaid funds for abortion care or repealing 24-hour waiting periods.
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Whitmer said repealing abortion restrictions is necessary to align state laws with the reproductive rights amendment adopted last year by a 57% to 43% margin
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The bill updates laws to reflect the reproductive rights amendment adopted last year by voters. The measure was adopted along party lines.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer argued in favor of abortion access legislation Monday during a trip to Grand Rapids
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Michigan legislation to repeal several abortion-related regulations got its first committee hearing Thursday
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Michigan abortion rights advocates are sharing details about upcoming “Reproductive Health Act” legislation
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Abortion rights groups want Governor Gretchen Whitmer to call for striking laws still on the books that restrict abortion rights in a major policy address she’ll deliver this week
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The Michigan Economic Development Corporation has placed digital ads in other states to call attention to Michigan’s protections for abortion and LGBTQ rights.
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In the lead-up to the vote on the reproductive rights amendment, the justices resisted efforts to engage them in the controversy. That included ignoring a formal request for an opinion filed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer