10 anti-abortion bills were filed in Kentucky this session. Zero anti-abortion bills passed. In the background, there's a photo of the Kentucky State Capitol, and at the bottom is a gavel and a PPAA - Kentucky logo.

This is what we accomplished together. 🤝

You showed up, raised your voices, told your stories, and made it impossible for lawmakers to ignore the will of Kentuckians.

Kentuckians are standing up for our rights. Anti-abortion politicians are starting to feel the consequences.

#KYGA26

And that is a wrap
They tried to take us backward
But we held the line

#sinediehaiku #KYGA26

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✅️ Register by April 20
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Register and find out how & where to vote here: elect.ky.gov

If you're already registered, this is a good time to check your registration, make your plan to vote, and share with friends!

Early voting starts tomorrow, April 7. ✅️

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Today, April 6, is the last day to register for the 2026 primary election in Indiana!

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📝 In person: Visit your county office before it closes today.
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Today is the LAST DAY in Indiana to register for the 2026 Primary. Register by midnight at IndianaVoters.in.gov. Your vote will help shape key races across Indiana, including:

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A few dozen of the attendees at the Indianapolis No Kings rally.

Tabling for Planned Parenthood

Tabling for Planned Parenthood

We are powerful when we're together 💪 Thanks for turning out to the No Kings protest last weekend, Indy!

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Trans joy, resilience, and community deserve to be celebrated today and every day of the year. 💗🏳️‍⚧️

On this #TransgenderDayOfVisibility, we’re sending love to our trans and nonbinary supporters, staff, community members, and friends.

#TDOV #TransDayofVisibility

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Indiana Rep. @careyhamilton.bsky.social has been a fierce, unwavering advocate. And now, her leadership is getting the recognition it deserves!

Rep. Hamilton has been nominated for a Gabby Giffords Rising Star Award from @emilyslist.bsky.social 🌟

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Support menstrual equity in Kentucky! add your voice. Addressing period poverty is a practical, common-sense step to support student health, attendance, and success in school. Urge your legislators to support HB 95! Bill status: In committee

Research shows that nearly 1 in 4 students struggle to afford period supplies, and 65% of teens have missed class time because of period symptoms.

It's time for *every* Kentucky school to provide the menstrual products students need. Advocate for menstrual equity in KY now: buff.ly/qmVmOsR

#KYGA26

Taxpayer dollars flood pregnancy centers. Oversight hasn't followed. Editor's note: This is the first report in an ongoing series.The patient came in with a belly full of blood, Dr. Leilah Zahedi-Spung recalled. Her pregnancy was ectopic, no longer viable, and could ha...

Thank you, Senator Yoder, for continuing to champion access to expert and nonjudgmental sexual and reproductive health care for Hoosiers! (2/2)

Taxpayer dollars flood pregnancy centers. Oversight hasn't followed. Editor's note: This is the first report in an ongoing series.The patient came in with a belly full of blood, Dr. Leilah Zahedi-Spung recalled. Her pregnancy was ectopic, no longer viable, and could ha...

Indiana State Senator Shelli Yoder: "[Crisis pregnancy centers or fake clinics] are not a replacement for maternal health care, and they are not health care centers, and yet our state is using taxpayer money to fund them as if they are." #INLeg (1/2)

Today, a federal court is hearing arguments in Louisiana v. FDA, a case brought by anti-abortion politicians with the goal of limiting access to mifepristone nationwide.

Amdt status: On Senate floor tomorrow. SB 236 language is now being offered as an amendment to another bill (HB 1258). SB 236 puts a bounty on providers, pharmacists, manufacturers, or even private citizens who possess or distribute abortion medications. Contact your senator today and urge them to vote NO on Amendment 2.

🚨 IN action alert! 🚨 Dangerous pregnancy policing bill language is now being used to amend the unrelated HB 1258, a bill redefining "crime of violence." The amendment goes up for a vote TOMORROW.

Take action now: Join us in asking senators to vote NO on Amendment 2 👉 plannedp.info/4kFYQaZ #INLeg

SB 72 will be heard in Senate Health Services this Wednesday, February 11, at 8 a.m. in Hearing Room 129.

Join us in urging senators to vote NO on SB 72 👉 www.weareplannedparenthoodaction.org/a/help-stop-... (4/4)

SB 72 could result in delayed or substandard medical care for patients, particularly those who already face access barriers. (3/4)

If passed into law, SB 72 would allow individuals in any role within a health care setting (including pharmacists, technicians, ambulance drivers, and hospital receptionists) to deny care without consequence. (2/4)

🚨 KY action alert! 🚨 The Kentucky General Assembly is back with last year's dangerous health care discrimination bill. #KYGA (1/4)

Voices for Freedom. Monday, 3/2 | 6–9 pm, Louisville, KY. Zurawski v Texas. Film Screening to Benefit Planned Parenthood Action Kentucky PAC With Special Guest Amanda Zurawski

Join us for an evening of solidarity & action at a special screening of the powerful film Zurawski v Texas as we raise funds to help elect local leaders who will fight for reproductive rights here in KY.

VIP admission includes a meet-and-greet with Amanda at 5:30 p.m.!

RSVP 👉 plannedp.info/4rrAKCQ

The Indiana Reproductive Health and Access Coalition (IRHAC) urges Indiana State Representatives to block this dangerous and unnecessary bill. (4/4)

PPAA – IN State Director Haley Bougher: "This is pregnancy policing at its most extreme. SB 236 replaces trust in medical care with fear, surveillance, and punishment. It will deter people from seeking care and force health care clinicians to practice under constant threat." (3/4)

Even with cosmetic amendments, SB 236 remains a sweeping pregnancy policing scheme that further erodes access to reproductive health care in Indiana. Hoosiers should not be misled by surface-level revisions. (2/4)

UPDATE: Just now, the Indiana Senate voted to advance SB 236, sending it to the House.

The Indiana Reproductive Health and Access Coalition (www.indianarepro.org) strongly opposes SB 236, a dangerous escalation of Indiana’s already extreme abortion ban. #INLeg (1/4)

2026 predictions:
-Continued attacks on medication abortion and telehealth
-Copycat bills modeled on Texas HB 7
-Florida HB 663 & Indiana SB 236 allow private citizens to sue providers
-Increase in wrongful death and complication lawsuits
#Reproaction

Attacks on abortion are attacks on public health. Full stop.

We urge Senators to vote no on this bill that would investigate pregnant Hoosiers, sow fear in our communities, and cause a dangerous chilling effect on legal access to medication abortion under Indiana's narrow abortion-ban exceptions. (2/2)

UPDATE: SB 236, a dangerous and unnecessary escalation of Indiana’s already extreme abortion ban had its first reading in the Senate Judiciary Committee today. The bill passed out of committee with 7 votes in favor and 4 votes in opposition and now heads to the Senate floor. #IGA #INLeg (1/2)