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The preservation of this access matters: every day, patients in states across the country rely on telemedicine to get abortion care, and we’re relieved that they will not face even more barriers.

But this fight isn’t over: the underlying case will now return to the conservative appeals court, Trump’s FDA is continuing its politically-motivated “safety review” of mifepristone, and attacks from state legislatures will continue.

Supreme Court allows telehealth and mail access to mifepristone for now | CNN Politics The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed women to continue to access the abortion pill mifepristone through telehealth visits, maintaining the status quo while officials in Louisiana continue to push for limiting availability of the drug in lower courts.

More than half of abortion patients are already mothers. Every abortion restriction is a restriction on their ability to make the best decisions for their families. Every abortion restriction makes pregnancy less safe for *all* patients.

BREAKING: An appeals court in Louisiana has just ordered nationwide restrictions on mifepristone—one of the most commonly used abortion medications—eliminating the ability of patients to receive it by mail or through a telemedicine appointment.

Brought by Louisiana’s anti-choice Attorney General, this ruling is a wrenching illustration that what happens in state-level elections has consequences that reach far beyond state lines.

Federal Appeals Court Temporarily Halts Abortion Pills by Mail The court order, in a lawsuit by the state of Louisiana, pauses a Food and Drug Administration regulation that greatly expanded access to the abortion pill mifepristone.

A South Carolina bill criminalizing abortion patients—and threatening them with jail time—has just moved out of committee.

While unlikely to be passed into law, this bill is still dangerous. It moves the Overton window on this issue further towards the extreme, spreads disinformation and fear, and discourages patients from seeking the care they need.

Abortion bill that would increase penalties for doctors and mothers in SC advances A South Carolina abortion ban is one step closer to a Senate vote after clearing committee, setting up a tense debate over penalties and access.

BREAKING: Virginia voters just said YES to fair representation & fighting Trump's power grab.

In November, we won't stop at taking back the House. We'll use this momentum to win Governor & Attorney General races, flip state legislatures, and build power in the courts.

Let's do this! 💪

Virginia voters approve Democrats' redistricting plan, giving the party a midterm election boost NBC News projects Democrats will be able to enact a new proposed map designed to net them up to four seats, as they push for control of the narrowly divided House.

🚨 VIRGINIA VOTERS:

Today, April 21, is the *last day* to vote YES on Virginia's redistricting referendum. Polls are open until 7pm.

Trump and his allies have been gerrymandering congressional maps across the country in a desperate attempt to hold on to power in the House. Virginia's referendum is a direct response. A YES vote means fair maps, more competitive districts, and more power for Virginia voters — not politicians — to choose who represents them in Washington.

If you haven't voted yet, there's still time. Find everything you need here:

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We were so proud to help elect Virginia Lieutenant Governor Ghazala Hashmi last year, and she has a message for Virginia voters: Vote YES on next week's redistricting referendum in order to protect our democracy.

Voting is underway *now*, and Election Day is April 21. Read her op-ed to learn why this referendum is so critical, and share with a Virginia voter!

Hashmi: Why I voted yes At its core, this referendum is about fairness. It is about whether voters will continue to have the power to choose their representatives, or whether Donald Trump will be allowed to rig the system…

Wisconsin just did it again. Pro-choice candidate Chris Taylor won a seat on the state Supreme Court — by 20 points! That's four consecutive wins for pro-choice candidates on this court.

Voters continue showing up for abortion rights. This fall, we have the chance to notch more court victories in Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, and Arizona.

Chris Taylor wins Wisconsin Supreme Court race, expanding liberals' majority NBC News projects that Taylor defeated conservative Maria Lazar, the fourth straight victory for Democratic-backed candidates in the battleground state’s high court elections.

Data shows abortion rates haven't meaningfully declined, despite a flurry of abortion bans.

The GOP response? To go to even further extremes.

Patients & doctors don't belong in handcuffs, which is why we work to elect pro-choice criminal legal officials.

Mississippi lawmakers send bill that criminalizes abortion-inducing medication to governor Mississippi lawmakers have passed a bill that could imprison people for up to 10 years for distributing abortion-inducing medication.

It's only April, and Virginia Democrats have already made big moves towards fulfilling an agenda that tangibly helps working families thrive.

Paid medical & family leave is a BIG win. We're proud to be part of the network that helped elect this legislature.

Virginia bill to create paid leave program awaits action from Gov. Spanberger A bill that would create a statewide paid family and medical leave program in Virginia is awaiting action from Gov. Abigail Spanberger.