2011 Legislative Session
At the beginning 2011 legislative session, 18 anti-choice bills were filed that would severely restrict or outright ban women's access to reproductive health care including abortion. State legislators in Tallahassee attacked women's rights by making access to essential reproductive health services more difficult.
Ultimately, Florida's Legislature passed four anti-choice bills, and placed an anti-choice amendment to Florida's Constitution on the November 2012 ballot.
For the first time, we compiled a Legislative Session Report Card that lets our supporters see how their representatives in Tallahassee defended - or attacked - women's health this session. Included in the Report Card are explanations of the anti-choice legislation that passed, grades for every one of Florida's state representatives and senators, and a special Honor Roll that recognizes the extraordinary efforts of some legislators to defend women's health.
The 2011 Legislative Session Report Card is available online - we encourage you to share it with family and friends. In addition, we're providing a PDF copy for easy printing.
