Abortion
Rights

A bill that exempts out-of-state travel assistance from the restriction on providing assistance to individuals obtaining abortion.

A bill restricting a company’s facilitation of an employee’s travel outside of Texas for an abortion.

A bill that bans the distribution of medication abortion drugs and information about abortion, including via the Internet, and authorizes private citizens to enforce it.

A bill that prevents charter schools from doing business with abortion providers, such as using their sexual education materials.

A bill that creates additional exceptions to the state abortion ban.

A bill setting forth exceptions to laws prohibiting abortion.

A bill prohibiting certain public funding and tax incentives to entities that assist, refer or encourage abortion.

A bill requiring alternatives to abortion program informational materials to be medically accurate and scientifically supported.

A bill that prevents the prosecution of pregnant individuals (vs. women, under the current law) who receive an abortion. It also repeals pre-Roe laws banning abortion.

A bill prohibiting business entities from receiving tax incentives if they assist employees in obtianing abortions.

A bill authorizing physicians to provide abortion-inducing drugs.

A bill that restricts public funding for logistical support for an individual obtaining an abortion.

A bill requiring physicians to confirm that a woman has received a pre-abortion resource access assistance offer prior to performing or inducing an abortion.

A bill establishing physician reporting requirements for abortions performed outside of a licensed abortion facility.

A bill removing abortion restrictions.

A bill granting municipalities the authority to prohibit abortions.

A bill relating to the appointment of an attorney ad litem to represent an unborn child when a minor is seeking judicial consent for an abortion.

A bill voiding the opinions of Roe v. Wade and prohibiting cooperation with federal authorities to enforce Roe v. Wade.

A bill that bans all abortions after 6 weeks, and authorizes citizens to enforce it. It includes exceptions only for medical emergencies.

A bill requiring perinatal palliative care for pregnant women whose preborn child received a diagnosis of life-threatening disability and bans third trimester abortions except when due to medical emergency.

A bill requiring perinatal palliative care for pregnant women whose preborn child received a diagnosis of life-threatening disability and bans third trimester abortions except when due to medical emergency.

A bill relating to the procedures for waivers from physician admitting privileges and abortion facility minimum standards.

A bill that would require an “opt-in” option for physicians, interns, or residents at an educational institute before participating in an elective abortion.

A bill that prohibits public funds from being used to help people procure an abortion.

A bill that requires notices to hospital and healthcare facility staff that they are not required to participate in abortion procedures.

A House Joint Resolution proposing a constitutional amendment clarifying that the Texas Constittion does not protect the right to abortion.

A bill authorizing abortion services under the medical assistance program.

A bill that creates harsh criminal penalties for providers who perform or aid abortions at all stages of pregnancy.

A bill that requires notices to hospital and healthcare facility staff that they are not required to participate in abortion procedures.

A bill that restricts public funding for logistical support for an individual obtaining an abortion.

A bill allowing courts to appoint an attorney or guardian ad litem to represent an unborn child in court proceedings when a minor is seeking an abortion.

A bill that requires physicians to check for a fetal heartbeat and bans abortions if a fetal heartbeat is detected, except for medical emergency.

A bill banning abortion after 12 weeks post-fertilization.

A bill preventing health benefit providers from conditioning continued coverage on the enrollee having an abortion.