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PROP 1: THE IDAHO REPRODUCTIVE FREEDOM AND PRIVACY ACT INITIATIVE?
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What would Prop 1: The Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act Initiative do, if passed?
The Reproductive Freedom and Privacy Act Initiative is an extreme pro-abortion ballot measure that, if passed, would…
- Legalize abortion through viability, including on babies who can feel pain
- Allow abortion for any reason, citing a broad “mother’s health” exception that the abortion industry has weaponized in other states
- Open the door to taxpayer-funded abortion
Will voting no on this Initiative Affect Current State Laws?
Voting NO on Prop 1 doesn’t repeal any existing state laws regarding abortion. Idaho protects the right to life-saving care for mothers in emergency medical situations and miscarriage/ectopic pregnancy care.
Is Prop 1 needed to protect "some" abortions in Idaho?
Prop 1 takes it TOO far, allowing abortions through viability, including on babies who can feel pain. It would also allow these abortions for any reason, citing a broad “mother’s health” exception that the abortion industry has weaponized in other states.
Will voting NO outlaw women's health care like miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy treatment?
No, reproductive health care for women is protected without the “Idaho Reproductive Freedom & Privacy Act Initiative,” including:
- Miscarriage care
- Ectopic pregnancy treatment
- Life-threatening emergency care
- All non-abortive reproductive health services
Is the "Idaho Reproductive Freedom & Privacy Act Initiative" popular?
No. More than 7 in 10 Americans oppose the legalization of abortion after a preborn child can feel pain, and 6 in 10 Gen Y and Gen Z voters believe human rights begin while a child is still in the womb.
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Sources: Harvard Poll | Vote Idaho
