Tell Maine Lawmakers: Protect reproductive health care

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Maine lawmakers are considering several bills affecting abortion access and other reproductive health care. Abortion remains legal in Maine, but our state is vulnerable to the everchanging winds of politics in the absence of federal protections.

While we expect to defeat anti-abortion bills, we need your help to get bills that would expand reproductive health care over the finish line:

LD 163 would expand insurance coverage for contraceptives.
LD 143 would increase funding for family planning services.
LD 538 would strengthen privacy protections for health care providers who prescribe medication abortion drugs and face threats from anti-abortion prosecutors in other states.

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While we expect to defeat anti-abortion bills, we need your help to get bills that would expand reproductive health care over the finish line:

LD 163 would expand insurance coverage for contraceptives.
LD 143 would increase funding for family planning services.
LD 538 would strengthen privacy protections for health care providers who prescribe medication abortion drugs and face threats from anti-abortion prosecutors in other states.

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Your State Senator
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Subject Protect reproductive health care in Maine

As your constituent, I respectfully ask that you protect Maine people's privacy and bodily autonomy. Our state has a proud culture of independence and letting people live their lives as they choose. I hope you will maintain this tradition by supporting LDs 163, 143, and 538. I also urge you to oppose the many bills that would undermine access to abortion and contraception.

Privacy and bodily autonomy are at the center of our state's independent streak, and those same principles are at the core of reproductive health care. Throughout the country, our bodies have become battlegrounds on these fronts. Privacy and bodily autonomy connect several issues, from abortion and contraception to gender-affirming care and marriage equality. These are all linked by the simple belief that each person should have the right to determine their own life path.

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Every pregnancy is different and some can be complicated. Patients must be able to work freely with their health care providers to make the best decisions for themselves and their families – free from governmental or political interference.

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Tell Maine Lawmakers: Protect reproductive health care

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