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Judge Sima Patel wrote an opinion that declared laws including 24-hour waiting periods and a ban on certain licensed professionals dispensing abortion drugs likely violate the reproductive rights amendment adopted by voters in 2022
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Abortion rights advocates say it’s the number one concern of voters. Pro-life supporters call that a scare tactic because the issue has already been decided in Michigan
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Whitmer says the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to toss a challenge to the abortion drug mifepristone is also important to upholding Michigan’s reproductive rights amendment
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer says she’s concerned a Supreme Court ruling could supersede all or part of the reproductive rights amendment to the Michigan Constitution that was adopted by voters in 2022
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Right to Life of Michigan released a statement in response to Vice President Kamala Harris’ "Fight for Reproductive Freedoms" campaign stop in Grand Rapids.
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The Vice President of the United States is on a tour to speak about reproductive rights and held a roundtable with a group of supporters
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A bill repealing a requirement for Michiganders to purchase abortion coverage through a separate health insurance rider was signed into law today.
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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