Idaho Supreme Court temporarily blocks new six-week abortion ban

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : "We are thrilled that abortion will remain accessible in the state for now," Rebecca Gibron, interim CEO of Planned Parenthood Great Northwest, Hawai'i, Alaska, Indiana, Kentucky, said in a statement to NBC News.
59% : "Anti-abortion lawmakers have made clear that they will stop at nothing to control our lives, our bodies, and our futures.
51% : Planned Parenthood sued to block the abortion ban, which was inspired by a Texas law that allows private citizens to sue providers who perform the procedure after cardiac activity is detected in an embryo, a week after Republican Gov.
46% : Planned Parenthood will continue fighting for every person's ability to access basic health care."
43% :The law in Idaho is narrower than the law in Texas, which lets any citizen, even those with no connection to a woman seeking an abortion, file a lawsuit against those who perform the procedure after about six weeks -- "before many people know they are pregnant," according to Planned Parenthood.

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