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Voters Expand Abortion Rights Despite Trump’s Return to Office

Voters in seven states approved measures to protect abortion rights, while uncertainty looms over federal restrictions under Trump's administration.

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Updated: Nov 8th, 2024, 4:03 PM ET

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In the recent election, voters in seven states passed measures to protect abortion rights, reflecting public support despite Trump's presidency. Challenges remain with potential federal restrictions on access, particularly regarding medication abortions. Trump's varied stance on abortion has left experts uncertain about future implications. The election results demonstrate a backlash against anti-abortion sentiment, yet many states still face restrictions or bans, leaving millions without adequate access to reproductive healthcare.

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