Support Abortion Rights in New Hampshire

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It's been nearly two years since the New Hampshire legislature placed the government between pregnant people and their doctor by prohibiting abortions after 24 weeks (with minor exemptions). This year, lawmakers have an opportunity to repeal some of these restrictions and make progress in ensuring that abortion is accessible to all Granite Staters.

Healthcare decisions should be entrusted to patients and providers without government intervention or restrictions. That's why it's important that positive measures are taken to protect abortion access in New Hampshire.

The New Hampshire House has taken positive steps to strengthen abortion access by passing HB 88 and HB 224. Now, both bills will cross over to the New Hampshire Senate:

HB 88 – the Access to Abortion-care Act: This is a proactive bill that would place the right to have an abortion into state law. New Hampshire is currently the only state in New England without proactive protections for the right to abortion.
HB 224 – repeal the criminal and civil penalties from New Hampshire's current 24-week abortion ban: This bill would eliminate the threat to doctors providing life-saving care.

There's no time to wait – tell your State Senator and Governor Sununu to support abortion rights in New Hampshire!

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As your constituent, I urge you to support reproductive rights in New Hampshire by voting in favor of two key bills that help protect abortion access.

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I urge you to support both HB 88 and HB 224. HB 88, the Access to Abortion Care Act, would place the right to have an abortion into state law and provide protections for Granite State families to get the care they need. It is unacceptable that New Hampshire is the only state in New England without proactive protections.

HB 88 makes clear: the decision to end a pregnancy should be left up to people and doctors. It’s time that our state passes legislation that trusts and protects the right for us to make that decision.

I also ask for your support of HB 224, which would repeal the current abortion ban's criminal and civil penalties for medical providers. Punishing medical providers with hefty fines and potential incarceration is not only unconscionable, but has been shown in studies to result in poor health outcomes and creates an unnecessary barrier to abortion access.

We should trust Granite Staters with their own complex healthcare decisions on whether to continue a pregnancy – period.

I am part of the two-thirds of Granite Staters that supports safe abortion in New Hampshire, and I ask you to please stand up for the health and safety of our community and support HB 88 and HB 224.

Thank you, and please vote to support abortion rights in New Hampshire.

Sincerely,

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Support Abortion Rights in New Hampshire

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