A student at Raleigh’s Enloe High School spoke to her peers about what they hope to see—and who they hope to see elected—this midterm cycle.
Roe v. Wade
NC Council of Churches Reaffirms Resolution That Supports Abortion Rights
This week, the influential religious body here in North Carolina affirmed a resolution in support of the right to an abortion that its members first adopted more than 50 years ago.
Duke Physicians Express Worry About New Abortion Restrictions—And Those to Come
Conservative lawmakers promised new restrictions will be a “top priority” when the General Assembly returns to Raleigh. Should Republicans win a super-majority in November, they will be able to overturn Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of new abortion bills.
Federal Judge Lifts Block on NC’s 20-Week Abortion
“Abortion past 20 weeks in pregnancy is exceptionally rare and happens because of a devastating health emergency or diagnosis. Denying women necessary medical care in extreme and threatening situations, even if rare, is fundamentally wrong.”
NC AG Stein: The Right to Reproductive Health Care is on the Ballot
“Politicians are playing with women’s lives. Decisions about reproductive care are deeply personal. They should be made by a woman in consultation with her loved ones and her doctor. They should not be made by politicians.”
NC Republican Leaders Try To Revive 20-Week Abortion Ban
House speaker Tim Moore and Senate leader Phil Berger filed an amicus brief with a federal district court last week arguing the state’s 20-week abortion ban should be reinstated.
Beasley vs. Budd: With 12 Weeks to Go, Dem. Senate Candidate Finds Momentum
Pivotal contest that some had already conceded to the GOP is shaping up to be closer than expected.
With Overturn of Roe v. Wade, Orange County Mayors Pledge Support for Abortion Access
Together, the Orange County mayors signed off the statement with a promise of their shared commitment to building communities where everyone feels safe, welcome, and has the ability to thrive.
North Carolina, Post Roe v. Wade
For abortion rights in North Carolina, the future is uncertain, and the clock is ticking.
Duke Professor: More Lawsuits Over State Abortion Laws Are Coming
Court fights over abortion laws will continue, said Neil Siegel, a Duke University law professor. He expects to see state laws challenged for their vagueness.

