Wyoming lawmakers override veto on law requiring ultrasound for pill abortions
- Women planning pill abortions in Wyoming must undergo an ultrasound after lawmakers overrode the governor's veto of the law.
- Republican Governor Mark Gordon questioned the bill's reasonableness, especially for victims of rape and incest, in his veto.
- Abortion rights advocate Christine Lichtenfels criticized the law, stating it is 'unconstitutional, unnecessary, and unreasonable.'
- Pill abortions remain available through remote services, including Just the Pill and Aid Access.
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