Democrats plan to pass bills allowing abortions up to birth and ending the Hyde Amendment to require taxpayer-funded abortions if they gain a House majority. Minnesota is cited as a state where radical Democratic abortion policies have caused harm, motivating pro-life groups to campaign against these measures in the upcoming elections.
Read →Pro-life advocates face challenging ballot measures this fall in Nevada, Virginia, Idaho, and Missouri, with past referenda showing limited success for restrictive abortion policies. Minnesota ranks among the top states in the MOM Score for supporting motherhood through policies and cultural factors, highlighting areas where pro-life efforts might focus on making parenthood more achievable.
Read →The University of Minnesota's College of Design hosted a university-funded symposium titled 'Reproductive Justice: Design(ing) Post-Roe' on October 9, focusing on how architecture and design can support abortion access in Minnesota and beyond. Panelists included local figures such as Tammi Kromenaker, director of the Red River Women's Clinic in Moorhead, and discussions addressed designing reproductive care environments to ensure privacy, equity, and legal compliance amid shifting abortion access in the region.
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Read →In the Minnesota governor's race, Democrat Amy Klobuchar supports maintaining the state's 2023 law guaranteeing abortion access, while Republican Lisa Demuth, who previously sponsored a stalled 2021 bill to ban abortions after six weeks, calls abortion access settled law and does not prioritize changing it. Both candidates differ sharply on abortion, with pro-life and pro-abortion groups actively spending in the race, reflecting ongoing political and legal debates over abortion rights in Minnesota.
Read →Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) has publicly endorsed pro-abortion GOP Senate nominee Michele Tafoya despite her support for abortion and previous evasiveness on the issue. Libertarian candidate Rebecca Whiting, who is 100% pro-life, and write-in candidate Alycia Gruenhagen, daughter of MN State Senator Glenn Gruenhagen, are also running in the Minnesota U.S.
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A study involving Planned Parenthood facilities in Minnesota and other states found significant gaps in abortion pill clients' understanding of proper usage and risks, despite receiving a Patient Agreement Form (PAF) outlining these details. The study, funded by abortion pill investors, suggests removing the PAF to streamline abortion pill provision, though results indicate informed consent remains crucial to patient safety.
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Helping Hand Pregnancy Center in Worthington, Minnesota, is accepting grain donations from local farmers through its Bushels for Babies program to support services like ultrasounds, parenting education, and baby supplies. The center also provides outreach in Worthington schools and will hold its annual fundraising banquet on November 17 at the American Reformed Church in Worthington.
Read →Commercial surrogacy is practiced in Minnesota despite lacking legal regulation, with contracts unenforceable under state law and surrogacy agencies seeking legislative regulation to secure contract enforcement. Minnesota Family Council opposes commercial surrogacy, citing concerns about child commodification, exploitation of women, and the separation of children from their birth mothers.
Read →Elsa Johansson, one of the National Leaders Collective’s leaders of the month, is a Students for Life of America Christian Leadership Fellow attending Bethany Lutheran College in Mankato, MN. Learn more about Johansson’s activism below. I grew up in a Christian, pro-life home, though I’ll admit that when I was younger, I took that background for granted. To me, the belief that ... Read More The post Meet Elsa Johansson, One of National Leaders Collective’s March Leaders of the Month appeared first on Students for Life of America .
Read →Minnesota’s original version of its 2024 abortion report was published online by the Minnesota Department of Health (DOH) on December 31, 2025. However, an updated version was uploaded on January 2, 2026, “to correct an overcount of 2,586 duplicated records submitted into the Minnesota Registration and Certification (MR&C) System.” The original version reported that 16,315 […] The post Abortion Reporting: Minnesota (2024) appeared first on Lozier Institute .
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