Reproductive rights groups say they've seen unprecedented interest in protecting IVF access, and Democrats hope it will motivate voters in the swing states that will decide the election, including North Carolina.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-15 13:11:16">August 15, 2024 at 1:11 p.m.</time>

Reproductive rights groups say they’ve seen unprecedented interest in protecting IVF access, and Democrats hope it will motivate voters in the swing states that will decide the election, incl…{ai:summary}<p>Reproductive rights groups are on high alert, sensing a swell of interest in safeguarding IVF access. Meanwhile, Democrats are eyeing this surge as a potential spark to rally voters in crucial swing states like North Carolina ahead of the elections.</p><p>#politics</p>

Potential threats to IVF push political novices into election-year advocacy

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