Results for Abortion Rights

President Biden campaigned in Tampa, Florida, where he urged voters to use their voices at the ballot box to protect reproductive rights. The president's remarks came just one week before a Florida six-week abortion ban was to take effect. ... President Biden said outlawing abortion was a "political deal" between the evangelical base of the Republican party and Donald Trump.

Vice President Harris spoke at an organizing event focused on women's reproductive rights.

Speaking in Tucson, Vice President Kamala Harris said, "Arizona, this fight is about freedom," in reference to reproductive rights and in the wake of the state's Supreme Court upholding an 1864 law banning abortion. She went on to say the women of Arizona "live under one of the most extreme abortion bans in our nation."

University of California, Davis, law professor Mary Ziegler discussed the history of abortion and contraception laws in the United States.

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to reporters after she toured a Minnesota Planned Parenthood clinic that provides abortion services. ... Abortion and reproductive health care rights were a priority for the Biden administration and its reelection bid since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v.

As part of a tour of college campuses to discuss reproductive rights, Vice President Kamala Harris spoke on reproductive rights during a stop in Minneapolis-St.

Sabrina Talukder from the Center for American Progress talked about the Alabama Supreme Court in vitro fertilization (IVF) decision and the role of reproductive rights in Campaign 2024.

Ahead of President Biden's State of the Union address, several Democratic senators held a Capitol Hill news conference to discuss reproductive rights.

Members of the Democratic Women's Caucus held a news conference on Capitol Hill to discuss reproductive rights ahead of President Biden's State of the Union address.

Dionne about passing progressive policies in his state, including codification of abortion rights, cannabis legalization, universal free school meals, gun background checks, and several other issues.

The vice president urged South Carolinians to vote and criticized former President Trump for his stance on abortion, saying he "poses a profound threat" to U.S. democracy. She also outlined the administration's agenda should Democrats win a majority in Congress, which includes codifying abortion rights into federal law, signing an assault weapons ban, and police reform legislation.

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke about the Biden administration's commitment to fight for reproductive rights and access to abortion. She reiterated that a re-elected President Joe Biden would veto any congressional abortion ban passed by Congress. ... Wade Supreme Court ruling that gave women the right to have an abortion.

Wade, a Supreme Court decision that federally legalized the right to an abortion and discussed the impact of that case being overturned in 2022. President Biden advocated for women's reproductive rights, promising to veto any nationwide abortion ban.

Attorney General Merrick Garland spoke to reporters before a meeting of the Reproductive Rights Task Force.

Speaking with the reporters in a virtual press conference, the campaign managers and communications director talked about how wins for abortion rights initiatives and Democratic sweeps in state legislative and gubernatorial races, particularly in Virginia and Kentucky, made them confident of Democrats' ability to win the presidential election in 2024.

Vice President Harris spoke to reporters in the White House driveway about the previous night's elections results, with voters in Ohio passing an abortion rights state constitutional amendment and Democratic victories in Virginia and Kentucky.

This program looked at White House celebrates Tuesday's election results especially how the issue of abortion rights helped Democrats, GOP Senators question Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas on immigration policy, and Secretary of State Blinken says neither Hamas nor Israel will be able to govern Gaza in the long run.

He explained his work in trying to protect abortion rights nationwide, expanding affordable child care in Illinois, and passing $45 billion in infrastructure investments in his state--which he signed into law two years before the national Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Democrats on the House Oversight and Accountability Committee held a discussion with abortion rights advocates on the impact of Republican efforts to tighten abortion restrictions in certain states. ... Jackson Women's Health Organization Supreme Court decision limiting abortion access, how restrictions can disproportionately impact Black and brown communities, and hesitancy around distribution of a Food and Drug Administration-approved abortion* pill, mifepristone.