Your state has at least one anti-abortion law on the books that will make abortion illegal in your state if Roe v. Wade falls within the next month or so. Anti-abortion “trigger” laws would take effect immediately.
Alabama
Pre-Roe ban: Law enacted before 1973 and never removed
Near-total ban: A law enacted after Roe to prohibit abortion under all or nearly all circumstances
State constitution bars protection: Constitution has been amended to prohibit any protection for abortion rights
Arkansas
Pre-Roe ban: Law enacted before 1973 and never removed
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Georgia
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
Iowa
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
Idaho
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant and creates bounty for those who “aid and abet” in abortion
Kentucky
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
Louisiana
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Near-total ban: A law enacted after Roe to prohibit abortion under all or nearly all circumstances
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
State constitution bars protection: Constitution has been amended to prohibit any protection for abortion rights
Mississippi
Pre-Roe ban: Law enacted before 1973 and never removed
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
Missouri
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Eight-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
North Dakota
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
Ohio
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
Oklahoma
Pre-Roe ban: Law enacted before 1973 and never removed
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Near-total ban: A law enacted after Roe to prohibit abortion under all or nearly all circumstances
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
South Carolina
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
South Dakota
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant
State constitution bars protection: Constitution has been amended to prohibit any protection for abortion rights
Texas
Pre-Roe ban: Law enacted before 1973 and never removed
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Six-week ban: Law that prohibits abortion before most people even know they are pregnant and creates bounty for those who “aid and abet” in abortion
Utah
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
Near-total ban: A law enacted after Roe to prohibit abortion under all or nearly all circumstances
West Virginia
Pre-Roe ban: Law enacted before 1973 and never removed
State constitution bars protection: Constitution has been amended to prohibit any protection for abortion rights
Wyoming
“Trigger” ban: A law designated to take effect automatically or by quick state action
