Ohio's Attorney General wants access to medical records of Ohioans who go out of state for abortions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : Miracle's group is one of a coalition of organizations that collected more than 700,000 petition signatures to put a proposed amendment on the November ballot that could allow voters to enshrine abortion and reproductive rights into the state's constitution.
44% : Abortion is legal in Ohio up to 22 weeks, at least for now.
39% : "The fact that Dave Yost still wants to see your medical records and make sure that you haven't done anything, that's government overreach at its worst and shows just how far Yost and his buddies are going to go to push abortion out of reach of Ohioans and why Ohioans have to take a strong stand to protect abortion access," Miracle said.
38% : A Hamilton County court put Ohio's abortion law on hold last September, which banned abortion at the point fetal cardiac electronic activity could be detected, as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.

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