Tell Politicians to Stop Playing Doctor with Women's Health

Politicians aren't medical experts, and they have no business interfering with the relationship between a woman and the doctor she trusts.

Already this year, more than 330 abortion restrictions have been introduced in state legislatures!

Arizona and Arkansas are forcing doctors to spread junk science by telling women that medication abortions are "reversible." Kansas and Oklahoma recently enacted laws designed to eliminate access to a safe and common abortion procedure. Florida and North Carolina are poised to enact medically unnecessary, mandatory delays on accessing abortion care. And don't even get us started on Texas, where legislators have introduced more anti-choice bills than any other state!

At the National Partnership for Women & Families, where we've been fighting for women's health since 1971, we get it. That's why we've launched the "Bad Medicine" Campaign to fight back against these dangerous, demeaning attacks on women's health.

The stakes are high, and we need your help. Sign the petition and join the National Partnership's campaign to stop callous anti-choice politicians who are interfering with women's access to quality health care — care based on medical evidence, health care providers' professional judgment and each woman's individual needs.