What are Ohioans' options under new abortion restrictions?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : In many places medication abortion is available from Planned Parenthood, other health clinics and doctors.
55% : Patients can receive ultrasounds to determine how many weeks along they are, and if it's more than six, Planned Parenthood has trained "navigators" who will help match them to clinics in other states, she said.
54% : For those who may have already passed that mark, Planned Parenthood can still help, she said.
50% : Planned Parenthood works with abortion funds to help cover some of those costs if necessary, Harvey said.
50% : We will work with our client agencies who have a role in enforcement, but will withhold comment at this time," Yost's communications director, Bethany McCorkle, said in an email.
49% : Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio is still providing medication and surgical abortions up to six weeks' gestation, said Iris Harvey, the group's president and CEO.
47% : Prior to that bill's effective date, abortion was legal in Ohio for up to 20 weeks' gestation, or about 22 weeks after the start of a woman's last menstrual period.
46% : The implementation of the "Heartbeat Bill" here, and various restrictions or bans in other states, sent a "surge" of thousands to clinics in states where abortion is legally protected, Harvey said.
44% : A lawsuit filed last week seeks to block enforcement of the law.
43% : "That is considered an abortion, so it is regulated like abortion," Hill said.
43% : A state judge issued a temporary injunction on enforcement last week, so abortion remains legal.
42% : Both court actions were due to lawsuits by Planned Parenthood and the ACLU.
41% : "That does not involve abortion, and that is not illegal" Hill said.
41% : The "Heartbeat Bill" prohibits abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detectable.
37% : Under Ohio's new restrictions, even when abortion is technically legal, a "threatening environment" is created through ambiguity, burdening people with navigating new laws and timelines in addition to the previous difficulty of accessing the handful of locations where abortions were available, Isom said.
35% : Michigan: Republicans want to enforce a 1931 law that banned abortion, but Democrats in the state have said they will work to prevent that from happening.
35% : West Virginia: Abortion is banned with no exceptions for rape or incest.
34% :Indiana: Abortion is banned after 22 weeks of pregnancy, with some exceptions built into law.
34% : Pennsylvania: Abortion is banned after 24 weeks after a person's last menstrual period.

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