Roe v. Wade stood as a beacon of freedom for women's reproductive choice in America and the right to privacy and bodily autonomy. Yet, Supreme Court decisions like Dobbs v. Jackson have all but destroyed that light, eroding nearly a half-century of progress. This isn't just an attack on women; it's an assault on fundamental personal freedoms. And the toll is heaviest on marginalized communities—low-income individuals, women of color, immigrants, people with disabilities, and LGBTQIA+ people.

Make no mistake: this fight isn't only about a woman's right to choose. It's part of a larger, coordinated assault on personal liberties, ranging from access to contraception, reproductive healthcare, to threats against no-fault divorce laws that empower women in their relationships. It even extends to the right to love freely, and for some, the very right to exist as they are.

Without federal protections, 26 states have already either banned or are on the verge of banning the right to choose, affecting 36 million women in these jurisdictions. And it doesn't stop there. Attacks on contraceptive access and the right to leave an unwanted marriage are becoming alarmingly frequent, signaling a society increasingly willing to strip women of their agency and bodily autonomy.
 

This is why elections matter – all elections.  New Jersey has some of the best protections in the country, but these are not enshrined in our state constitution. So we need to do our part.

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This year we have critical federal elections that have implications for all of us. The forced birth lobbies are hard at work in ensuring that only extremists make it through to the general election and into office.  That's why we need your help.

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Register to vote and vote in primaries to make sure that this November, we have candidates on the ballot who will defend liberty and keep government out of our personal lives.