By Alice Miranda Ollstein

That win at the ballot box last week set up the groups challenging the laws to argue that the court should block two abortion laws.

Kentucky progressives are hoping for a repeat of Kansas’ upset vote on Tuesday.

Kentucky progressives are hoping for a repeat of Kansas’ upset vote on Tuesday.

If the measure passes, language will be added to the state’s constitution guaranteeing the right to abortion as well as contraception and other reproductive health services.

If the measure passes, language will be added to the state’s constitution guaranteeing the right to abortion as well as contraception and other reproductive health services.

Kentucky progressives are hoping for a repeat of Kansas’ upset vote on Tuesday.

If the measure passes, language will be added to the state’s constitution guaranteeing the right to abortion as well as contraception and other reproductive health services.

If the measure passes, language will be added to the state’s constitution guaranteeing the right to abortion as well as contraception and other reproductive health services.

If the measure passes, language will be added to the state’s constitution guaranteeing the right to abortion as well as contraception and other reproductive health services.

If the measure passes, language will be added to the state’s constitution guaranteeing the right to abortion as well as contraception and other reproductive health services.

Polls show voters care more about the economy than abortion. Democrats in the Rust Belt state argue the two can’t be separated.

If the measure passes, language will be added to the state’s constitution guaranteeing the right to abortion as well as contraception and other reproductive health services.

Polls show voters care more about the economy than abortion. Democrats in the Rust Belt state argue the two can’t be separated.

Polls show voters care more about the economy than abortion. Democrats in the Rust Belt state argue the two can’t be separated.

If the measure passes, language will be added to the state’s constitution guaranteeing the right to abortion as well as contraception and other reproductive health services.

Polls show voters care more about the economy than abortion. Democrats in the Rust Belt state argue the two can’t be separated.

A Pennsylvania statehouse race is testing whether the GOP’s last abortion rights supporters can survive post-Roe

A Pennsylvania statehouse race is testing whether the GOP’s last abortion rights supporters can survive post-Roe

A Pennsylvania statehouse race is testing whether the GOP’s last abortion rights supporters can survive post-Roe

A Pennsylvania statehouse race is testing whether the GOP’s last abortion rights supporters can survive post-Roe

A Pennsylvania statehouse race is testing whether the GOP’s last abortion rights supporters can survive post-Roe

A Pennsylvania statehouse race is testing whether the GOP’s last abortion rights supporters can survive post-Roe

A Pennsylvania statehouse race is testing whether the GOP’s last abortion rights supporters can survive post-Roe

A Pennsylvania statehouse race is testing whether the GOP’s last abortion rights supporters can survive post-Roe

A ballot initiative years in the making asks voters whether the state constitution should protect abortion rights.

A ballot initiative years in the making asks voters whether the state constitution should protect abortion rights.

A ballot initiative years in the making asks voters whether the state constitution should protect abortion rights.

The state’s medical sector is campaigning in unprecedented ways, motivated by abortion and concerns about their profession.

The state’s medical sector is campaigning in unprecedented ways, motivated by abortion and concerns about their profession.

The state’s medical sector is campaigning in unprecedented ways, motivated by abortion and concerns about their profession.