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For anti-abortion activists in Montana, next steps are unclear
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Overturn of Roe shifts Montana abortion debates to state courts
Montana Republicans want to limit abortion access. It won’t be easy.
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Abortion clinics challenge state licensure rules
Abortion-rights groups are outraising opponents 8-to-1 on November ballot measures
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Montana Supreme Court strikes down abortion law requiring parental consent
The Montana Supreme Court ruled that a 2013 law requiring parental consent for minors to obtain an abortion is unconstitutional, finding the statute violates a minor’s right to privacy and equal protection.
Montana designs new hurdles for abortion clinics ahead of vote to protect access
Montana is proposing wide-ranging rules for licensing abortion clinics under a disputed state law, raising a new potential obstacle for patients even as a constitutional amendment to protect access appears headed for the November ballot.
Constitutional abortion backers file lawsuit to get on November’s ballot
Backers of a constitutional initiative to legally protect abortion access have petitioned the Montana Supreme Court to allow their proposal on the 2024 ballot after Montana’s attorney general labeled the measure “legally insufficient.”
What’s in a name change for Montana’s leading abortion access group?
Montana’s primary abortion access fund, which helps people cover the cost of abortion and related expenses such as travel, lodging and childcare, is rebranding. What was once known as the Susan Wicklund Fund is now the Montana Abortion Access Program, or MAAP. Here’s why.
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