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As of November 2025 13 states have enacted a total ban on abortion with few exceptions The landscape of abortion rights is in flux with each new election cycle state legislative session and

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Some states prohibit abortion at all stages of pregnancy with few exceptions others permit it up to a certain point in a woman s pregnancy while some allow abortion throughout a woman s pregnancy

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Despite Roe v Wade efforts to restrict or ban abortion have persisted leading to a wave of legislative activity at the state level Some states have enacted trigger laws which would automatically ban or

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As of July 2025 12 states have total abortion bans while 9 states and D C impose no restrictions This guide details abortion laws in all 50 states

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Is abortion still legal in your state Use our access tool to discover what states still allow abortion and which have adopted abortion restrictions

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Is Abortion Legal in The United States Abortion has no federal constitutional protection since the Supreme Court s Dobbs decision June 2022 leaving regulation to individual states

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Currently abortion is almost completely illegal in 12 states Alabama Arkansas Idaho Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma South Dakota Tennessee Texas and West

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Abortion is broadly legal in 30 states and Washington D C In Wyoming the procedure remains legal for now as courts determine whether separate laws banning most abortions can take

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Today abortion is protected by state law in 25 states and the District of Columbia and is at risk of being severely limited or prohibited in twenty six states and three territories