We'll need to fight to protect US reproductive rights. Here's what to expect | Sophie Brickman

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : The question that kept circulating among my friends in the hours after the election results became clear was: How come seven out of 10 measures to protect reproductive rights passed at the state level, and Trump still won?
46% : And she is gaining strength from success stories, like Missouri, which overturned its near-total abortion ban on Tuesday, despite electing Trump, something she called "stunning".
34% : Still, she underscored that even if a bill isn't signed into law - something she pointed out Trump has said he wouldn't do, though "consistency isn't the hallmark of the president-elect" - there are ways to threaten abortion access at a national level.

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