Restrictive Abortion Legislation and Its Impact on Poor Women of Color and Poor Women in Rural Counties in the United States:

State	Restrictive Law Provisions	Democrat Republic Governor	Majority Democrat /Republic	Similarities	Dissimilarities	Option
Alabama	The bill is about challenging Roe v. Wade and protecting the lives of the unborn child	Republican	Republican	Abortion is only done in a healthcare facility is it is to be done.	Women will find a way; search out online mixtures to have an abortion	Under the pressing circumstance, women are forced and will travel a distance when it is forbidden
Indiana	Roe v. Wade and Casey v. Planned Parenthood	Republican	Republican	Abortion can only be conducted in a hospital or certified surgical local.	Waiting time and other legal obstacles	Indiana’s petition to reestablish a strict abortion law that prohibits the procedure hinged on so-called fetus features like sex, race, or diagnosis of disability was turned down by the Supreme Court.
Missouri	The Governor of Missouri, Michael Parson, signed into law a bill that prohibitions abortion at eight weeks of prenatal development	Republicans	Republicans	The law will not be viable based on the Roe v Wade case	Few facilities	Law to either weaken Roe’s abortion protection or even to make a direct challenge that will empower the court to overturn Roe completely.
Louisiana	Louisiana Act 620	Democrat	Democrat and Republicans	It is easy to deduce that abortions would have likely been illegal in Louisiana if Roe v. Wade never occurred	Abortion is not restricted if it occurs as a result of rape, incest, or endangerment.	Affordable Care Act
Texas	TX HB2856	Republican	Republican	The state passed parental notification laws, which required that minors gain parental consent before the acquisition of an abortion that was during the second trimester	Decreased funding to hospitals that carry out abortion services	Focus on the reproductive rights of women