After midterms, states like Pennsylvania, weighing abortion protections, bans
In Pennsylvania, pickups for Democrats mean they can likely stop Republicans from adding anti-abortion language to the state constitution.
“They want to have their doctors and themselves be the only people that are involved in making their medical decisions.”
To flip the Pennsylvania House, a priority for Democrats, the party must win several swing districts and unseat popular Republican incumbents like Todd Stephens.
In response to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling striking down Roe v. Wade, Pennsylvania abortion providers are retooling their services to offer medication abortions and telehealth.