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Derrick Jackson

State Representative,
Georgia House District 68

Democrat

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Derrick voted against a bill that bans all abortions after a fetal heartbeat (around 6 weeks). It includes exceptions for medical emergencies and rape or incest (but only up to 20 weeks and if a police report has been filed).

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The latest from Derrick

“Make America Great AgainWhen? 1864 With ROE overturnedan 1864 abortion ban is Arizona law again. 160 years ago! How far back do republicans want to go? Heck, Im afraid to ask. Nevertheless, I do know, WE MUST VOTE! #VoteBlue #gapol”

Apr 9, 2024

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“The U.S. Senate will be voting on an abortion bill this week. Let me be absolutely clear! As Lieutenant Governor, I will do everything in my power to guarantee that women have control over their own bodies! In other words, our four daughters should have the same rights over their bodies—like our three sons do over their bodies!”

May 10, 2022

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“it’s a very gloomy day today! HB 481 prohibits abortion after six (6) weeks and OB/GYN, physicians (not politicians) who delivers babies, highlighted that most women are NOT aware they are pregnant. HB 481 eradicating #WomenChoice Question for those who are pro-life…why do you support alleviating the programs & policies to sustain life between ages 1-18? #Hypocrisy”

May 7, 2019

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Voted No on HB 481

Derrick voted against a bill that bans all abortions after a fetal heartbeat (around 6 weeks). It includes exceptions for medical emergencies and rape or incest (but only up to 20 weeks and if a police report has been filed).

Mar 29, 2019

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“HB 481 is an anti-abortion bill, which is WRONG for #Georgia … it’s WRONG to restrict #womenchoice … it’s WRONG to threaten the OB/GYN profession, especially when 79 of 159 counties are without a OB/GYN.”

Mar 25, 2019

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