State Legislatures Brace for a 2023 Landslide of Post-Roe Abortion Bills

State Legislatures Brace for a 2023 Landslide of Post-Roe Abortion Bills
Signs in favor of and against a Kansas constitutional amendment on abortion are displayed outside Kansas 10 Highway in Lenexa, Kansas, on August 01, 2022. Kyle Rivas/Getty Images
John Haughey
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State Del. Marie March, a Republican, enters her second session in Virginia’s General Assembly with lessons learned during her freshman year about the futility of half-measures on her mind.

That’s why she'll carry a “personhood” bill when, on Jan. 11, the 100-member Virginia House of Delegates convenes in Richmond—one of 45 state legislatures that will kick off 2023 legislative sessions in January.

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