Vote Yes on this bill if you want the state to protect a fundamental right to reproductive health care, including abortion and contraception; bar criminal and civil penalties for patients, providers, and helpers; prevent stricter local rules; state that fetuses have no independent legal rights; and repeal funding bans and provider or insurer refusal laws.

Organizations that support this bill may include reproductive rights and family planning groups, medical and public health associations, civil liberties organizations, and patient advocates who favor broad access to abortion, contraception, fertility care, and legal protections for patients and providers.

Vote No on this bill if you want to keep or allow tighter limits on abortion and related care, retain current or allow recognition of fetal legal rights, preserve provider and insurer conscience-refusal protections, permit local governments to add restrictions, and allow enforcement actions against those who provide or obtain such care.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include anti-abortion advocacy groups, some religious organizations and faith-based health systems, and groups that support provider conscience-refusal or greater local control over reproductive health rules.