This ballot initiative would restore Idahoans’ right to make personal reproductive health care decisions.
Vote YES on Prop 1 by November 3!
Pregnant Idahoans are being turned away by their own doctors — even in medical emergencies.
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Patients with dangerous pregnancy complications are being told to wait until they are "sick enough" to qualify for care.
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Women are being airlifted to other states or forced to travel hundreds of miles while in crisis to get life-saving medical care.
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At one hospital alone, six pregnant patients were transported out of state for emergency pregnancy complications within the first four months of 2024 after the abortion ban went into effect, compared to only one person in all of 2023.
Vote YES on Prop 1 to restore access to lifesaving health care for Idahoans.
Idaho's doctor shortage is getting worse — and every family is feeling the impact.
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OB-GYNs and maternal-fetal medicine specialists have been leaving Idahosince the abortion ban took effect.
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Idaho lost 35% of its OB-GYNs— 94 of 268 physicians — between 2022 and 2024. Now, across 37 of Idaho’s most rural counties, just 23 OB-GYNs are left to treat patients.
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This shortage affects every pregnant Idahoan, not just those seeking abortions, and deeply impacts rural communities already struggling to maintain local providers.
Vote YES on Prop 1 to bring health care providers back to Idaho.
Remember to vote by November 3!
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