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Formerly NARAL Pro-Choice America
We advocate for our right to abortion, birth control, paid parental leave, protection from pregnancy discrimination, and so much more.
Add your name in support of access to the safe and effective medication used in 63% of all abortion care nationwide.
Equip yourself with the facts. Here you’ll find explainers, deep dives, and other resources on reproductive freedom.
Three Candidates. Three Battleground Races. One Fight for Reproductive Freedom.
Our electoral efforts connect voters with opportunities to make tangible change to help build a future where everyone is free to make their own decisions about their bodies, lives, and families.
We elect reproductive freedom champions from statehouses to the White House and protect and expand abortion rights and access through ballot measures.
Under a second Trump presidency, attacks on reproductive freedom have been relentless. But we’re tracking and fighting back against this extremist anti-abortion agenda.
Project 2025 is no longer just a “plan,” it’s a checklist of extreme policies being implemented at an alarming pace.
Mobilize your community. Hold lawmakers accountable. Organize for reproductive freedom!
There are so many ways to get involved, both in person and virtually. Sign up today to get started.
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In September, Adelita Grijalva made history—winning Arizona’s 7th District special election in a landslide. But House Speaker Mike Johnson is still refusing to swear her in, denying Arizonans a voice in Congress.
Add your name to demand Republicans seat Congresswoman-elect Adelita Grijalva immediately.
U.S. Representative-elect Adelita Grijalva has long championed reproductive freedom.
As a Pima County Supervisor, she fought to protect access to reproductive care after Roe v. Wade was overturned, and led the effort to condemn the Arizona Supreme Court for upholding the state’s 1864 abortion ban.
Here’s what’s happening now:
Until she’s sworn in, Congresswoman-elect Grijalva can’t fully open an office or effectively serve her constituents, leaving 800,00+ people without a voice in Congress.
This isn’t just about one seat, it’s about representation and democracy.
Republicans are playing diabolical political games with our rights, our votes, and our voices. They shouldn’t be able to delay duly elected members from taking office.
Don’t let them get away with this. Explore ways to get involved with our Arizona State Chapter and sign the petition to urge Republicans to swear in Congresswoman-elect Adelita Grijalva:
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