What would happen if Roe were to fall? This study by the Center for Reproductive Rights provides a detailed state-by-state analysis of the impact of a reversal of Roe.
A Supreme Court decision overturning Roe would not by itself make abortion illegal in the United States. Instead, a reversal of Roe would remove federal constitutional protection for a woman’s right to choose and give the states the power to set abortion policy. Of course, all 50 states run the risk of their state legislatures enacting new abortion bans if Roe is overruled. But this study of current state laws, state constitutions, and the composition of state legislatures identifies five different categories that determine different levels of risk to the right to choose in each state.
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