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Author: Elizabeth Nash

Elizabeth Nash is the Interim Associate Director of State Issues in the Guttmacher Institute’s Washington, DC office. She coordinates the efforts of the state team, which analyzes legislative, regulatory and judicial actions on reproductive health issues, and develops Guttmacher’s monthly State Laws and Policies series and update of state policy developments.
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State Policy Trends 2020: Reproductive Health and Rights in a Year Like No Other

State Policy Trends 2020: Reproductive Health and Rights in a Year Like No Other

Elizabeth Nash

This year, 24 abortion restrictions were enacted, as were 16 provisions that protect and expand access to abortion services (including two identical sets of provisions in Virginia), and another 74 provisions that expand access to reproductive health services and education.

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