20 states have banned some or all abortions.
39% of women of reproductive age, plus trans and nonbinary people, live in those states. That’s 26 million women.*
More than half of Black women, trans and nonbinary people of reproductive age — 52% — live in states that ban abortion. That’s 4.6 million Black women, most living in Southern states where the closest abortion providers are as many as three states and several hundred miles away.
*Data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey 2022 estimates. States banning some or all abortions as of June 3, 2025 are AL, AR, FL, GA, IA, ID, IN, KY, LA, MO, MS, NC, NE, OK, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, WV. Data is subject to change as ban status fluctuates.
DEMAND BANS OFF OUR BODIES!
Nearly 80% of Americans believe abortion decisions should be made by a patient and doctor — not the government. Yet states across the country continue to take away our right to control our own bodies. It’s time to reclaim our future, reclaim our health care decisions, and demand the rights we want.
IS ABORTION LEGAL IN MY STATE NOW THAT ROE V. WADE HAS BEEN OVERTURNED?
State-by-state, Where to Get an Abortion
Laws about abortion are changing very quickly. Learn what's happening in your state and where to get an abortion.
The Heavy Cost of Abortion Bans
Nearly 21 million women, trans, and nonbinary people live in states where abortion is banned or restricted. People face an impossible choice: stay pregnant against their will, or travel up to thousands of miles to get the care they desperately need and deserve. But crossing state lines can be impossible to afford.
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Abortion Funds support people who can't afford care. They help with costs, including child care, travel, the abortion procedure, and more.
MIFEPRISTONE SAFE
(for now)!
June 13, 2024: The U.S. Supreme Court has MAINTAINED ACCESS to mifepristone, a safe and effective medication commonly used in abortion and miscarriage care. This is good news for now. It means that for patients seeking medication abortion, mifepristone remains accessible in states where abortion is legal. But the case will be sent back down to the federal district court and could continue.
As we approach the second anniversary of the Supreme Court overturning our constitutional right to abortion, it is important to remember that millions of people in states with abortion bans do not have access to abortion care. This fight is not over.
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