Governor Josh Shapiro's plan to codify abortion in Pennsylvania could lead to a 25% increase in abortions, similar to New Jersey's experience, resulting in approximately 20,000 additional abortions in the state by 2030. Current Pennsylvania abortion limits, including a 24-week restriction and parental consent requirements, are at risk if abortion is codified into state law or if the Pennsylvania Supreme Court recognizes a constitutional right to abortion.
Read →Read Full Article →Pennsylvania voters face a critical election that could determine whether pro-abortion Democrats gain control of all three branches of state government, potentially dismantling the Abortion Control Act and allowing abortions up to birth. The outcome could also impact parental rights, abortion counseling, and pregnancy resource centers, making voter participation essential to protect pro-life policies in the Keystone State.
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View All Articles →An estimated 6,000 pharmacies nationwide, including locations in Pennsylvania, are certified to dispense the abortion pill mifepristone, with major chains like CVS operating certified pharmacies in the state. Despite certification requirements, no prescribers have been decertified even when violating FDA safety protocols, raising concerns about oversight and safety.
Read →Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity has stated she would respect the state's current abortion law allowing abortion until 24 weeks of pregnancy, despite previously encouraging abortion opponents to influence state laws after Roe v. Wade was overturned.
Read →Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro strongly supports abortion rights and portrays pro-life protesters as dangerous, while pro-life advocates in the state emphasize their peaceful protests and commitment to protecting unborn lives.
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See all (37) →Josh Shapiro and Stacy Garrity have outlined their positions on health care, abortion, and trans rights ahead of the 2026 Pennsylvania election. Their stances will play a significant role in shaping the political landscape of Pennsylvania in the upcoming election.
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Abortion Drugs & Practices
See all (8) →Four years after the Dobbs decision overturned constitutional abortion protections, Pennsylvania remains a critical access point for abortion care amid increasing state bans elsewhere, though its rights remain vulnerable. Advocates call on Pennsylvanians to defend gender-affirming care, preserve medication abortion access, oppose defunding healthcare providers, and ensure affordable contraceptive and abortion care to combat rising barriers and costs.
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See all (3) →Guest host Sarah Bowen interviews Jon Merwarth about growing a Pennsylvania pregnancy center and later advising other centers. They discuss leadership, state-level collaboration, and using local maternal-health information to identify service gaps.
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See all (2) →Maternal health advocates and Pennsylvania lawmakers rallied at the state Capitol to protect and expand women's reproductive rights and health care access amid federal rollbacks and threats from Washington, D.C. The Pennsylvania Black Maternal Health Caucus is advancing legislation including Medicaid coverage for doulas, blood pressure monitors for pregnant women, IVF access, and a proposed state constitutional amendment to safeguard abortion and reproductive health care rights.
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See all (5) →Archbishop Pérez and local faithful participated in the annual Pennsylvania March for Life event. The gathering reflects continued pro-life advocacy within the Pennsylvania community.
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Movement Leadership & Strategy
See all (8) →Christine Flowers addresses Josh Shapiro's stance and relationship with the pro-life movement. The discussion is connected to Pennsylvania through Josh Shapiro's political role in the state.
Read →Concerned Women for America · Dilonna Coran · September 30, 2026 · Read →
Stories, Healing & Loss
See all (1) →Pennsylvania’s 2024 abortion report was published online by the Pennsylvania Department of Health (DOH) in December 2025. The report shows that abortions decreased from the previous year. The data published by the state does not include the total number of abortions obtained by Pennsylvania residents out of state or the number of self-managed abortions on […] The post Abortion Reporting: Pennsylvania (2024) appeared first on Lozier Institute .
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