As of this articlewritten in 2012,South Dakota had prolife laws including parental notification, bans on public funding of abortion, and pro-life counseling as well as the longest waiting period (three days) of any state.
“Given the legal environment in South Dakota, it’s not surprising that only 6% of South Dakota women who became pregnant in 2008 aborted – three times lower than the national abortion rate of 19%. That’s just 850 abortions in 2008, representing less than .1% of abortions nationally.”
Daniel Allot “Does Roe Still Matter?” American Spectator, January 25, 2012
Prolife laws save lives
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