After Roe Falls: Abortion and Local Politics

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April 3, 2024

Your State-by-State Guide to the 2024 Supreme Court Elections

 Daniel Nichanian,
February 29, 2024

Red State AGs Keep Trying to Kill Ballot Measures by a Thousand Cuts

 Camille Squires,
November 8, 2023

Abortion Rights Power Democratic Wins in Kentucky and Virginia

 Daniel Nichanian,
October 31, 2023

If Abortion Measure Fails, Ohioans on Parole And Probation Could Face Graver Restrictions

 Piper French,
October 3, 2023

The Five States Where Trifectas Are At Play in November

 Daniel Nichanian,
August 9, 2023

Ohioans Reject GOP Effort to Weaken Direct Democracy, in Big Win for Abortion Rights

 Cameron Joseph,
June 1, 2023

“An Attempt to Fool Voters”: Ohio GOP Sets Up Vote To Weaken Direct Democracy

 Cameron Joseph,
April 19, 2023

Police Union Spreads Fear Over San Antonio Ballot Measure Decriminalizing Weed and Abortion

 Michael Barajas,
April 5, 2023

Liberals Flip the Wisconsin Supreme Court After Fifteen-Year Wait

 Daniel Nichanian,
March 30, 2023

“This Election Is So Quiet”: Inside the Scramble to Mobilize Milwaukee in a High-Stakes Judge Race

 Katjusa Cisar,
March 3, 2023

How Attacks Against Obamacare Turned Into Tools to Protect Abortion Access 

 Quinn Yeargain,
February 22, 2023

Wisconsin’s Supreme Court Runoff Takes Shape as Referendum on Abortion and Democracy

 Daniel Nichanian,
January 6, 2023

South Carolina Supreme Court Recognizes that Privacy Rights Protect Abortion Access

 Quinn Yeargain,
December 22, 2022

Kathy Hochul Pushes New York’s Highest Court to the Right

 Daniel Nichanian,
November 9, 2022

Measures to Protect Abortion Rights Triumph on Tuesday

 Quinn Yeargain,
September 9, 2022

Michigan Republicans Stumble in Dress Rehearsal for Overturning Future Elections

 Daniel Nichanian,
August 25, 2022

Voters Oust Florida Judge Who Denied Teenager’s Abortion Request Because of Bad Grades

 Daniel Nichanian,
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August 8, 2022

How Small Towns Are Working to Protect Abortion Rights from State Threats

 Davis Giangiulio,
August 4, 2022

Florida Governor Suspends Tampa Prosecutor in Latest Attack on Abortion and Trans Rights

 Chris Geidner,
August 3, 2022

Kansas Voters Reject Constitutional Amendment to Erode Abortion Rights

 Quinn Yeargain,
July 25, 2022

For Thousands of Georgians, Freely Traveling Across State Lines for an Abortion Is Not an Option

 Piper French,
July 14, 2022

Your Guide to Local Elections Where Abortion Is on the Line This Year

 Daniel Nichanian,
July 8, 2022

With Abortion Bans, a Bewildering New Reality for Courts and Law Enforcement

 Chris Geidner,
June 30, 2022

What All State Constitutions Say About Abortion, and Why It Matters

 Quinn Yeargain,
June 6, 2022

California Prosecutions for Pregnancy Loss Spark Outrage, and a Bill to Stop Future Investigations

 Jessica Pishko,
May 27, 2022

Abortion Prosecutions May Hang in the Balance in Maricopa County Election

 Meg O'Connor,
May 25, 2022

Conservative Loses Bid to Oust Arkansas Supreme Court Justice

 Daniel Nichanian,
May 20, 2022

The Culture Warrior Prosecutor

 Michael Barajas,
May 3, 2022

What Will Your Local Prosecutor Do After Roe Falls?

 Daniel Nichanian,