With Roe v. Wade overturned, Georgia allows pregnant women to claim embryos as dependents -- and it may not be the last state to do so
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
49% : In Michigan, a bill aims to let parents claim a $200 income-tax credit for a fetus that reached 12 weeks gestation by the end of 2022Pregnant women in Georgia can now claim their embryo as a dependent on their state income taxes, the state's revenue department said this week in a decision reflecting the array of new questions for a country without a federal right to abortion.40% : On Tuesday, Kansas voters that could have allowed state lawmakers to curtail or ban abortion.
21% : In Georgia, abortion is also an issue in a heated gubernatorial race between Democratic challenger Stacey Abrams and Republican incumbent Brian Kemp.
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