83 U.S. CITIES AND 12 COUNTIES HAVE PASSED ORDINANCES OUTLAWING ABORTION*

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"The long dormant Comstock Act is moving out from the shadows into the light—in no small part due to the combined efforts of anti-abortion activists Mark Lee Dickson and Jonathan Mitchell, Justices Alito and Thomas, and Project 2025." -- Ms. Magazine

SCFTU: COMSTOCK ORDINANCES

2022

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  1. Hobbs, New Mexico (pop. 41,604)
  2. Lea County, New Mexico (pop. 76,432)
  3. Odessa, Texas (pop. 125,413)

2023

2022

2022


  1. Clovis, New Mexico (pop. 38,567)
  2. Roosevelt County, New Mexico (pop. 19,019)
  3. Little River-Academy, Texas (pop. 2,048)
  4. Eunice, New Mexico (pop. 3,026)
  5. Edgewood, New Mexico (pop. 6,154)
  6. Danville, Illinois (pop. 28,787)
  7. Mitchell County, Texas (pop. 9,070)
  8. Goliad County, Texas (pop. 7,012)
  9. Cochran County, Texas (pop. 2,547)
  10. Lubbock County, Texas (pop. 317,561)
  11. Dawson County, Texas (pop. 12,130)

2024

2025

2025

  1. Muenster, Texas (pop. 1,556)
  2. Jack County, Texas (pop. 8,875)
  3. Ovilla, Texas (pop. 4,709)

2025

2025

2025

  1. Mullin, Texas (pop. 196)
  2. Shackelford County, Texas (pop. 3,105)
  3. Moran, Texas (pop. 285)
  4. Lueders, Texas (pop. 346)
  5. Avinger, Texas (pop. 371)
  6. Camp County, Texas (pop. 13,094)
  7. Big Sandy, Texas (pop. 1,343)
  8. Hooks, Texas (pop. 2,789)
  9. Shelby County, Texas (pop. 24,192)
  10. Douglassville, Texas (pop. 229)
  11. Como, Texas (pop. 758)
  12. Talco, Texas (pop. 494)
  13. Annona, Texas (pop. 288)
  14. Clyde, Texas (pop. 4,051)
  15. New Boston, Texas (pop. 4,686)
  16. Avery, Texas (pop. 462)
  17. Hopkins County, Texas (pop. 38,784)

SCFTU Ordinances fully dependent upon the Comstock Act are known as Comstock Only Ordinances. These laws are not explicit abortion bans, but are "de facto" abortion bans. They require compliance with federal statutes prohibiting the mailing and receiving of abortion-inducing drugs and paraphernalia.


MARK LEE DICKSON

SCFTU: COMSTOCK ORDINANCES

2022

2022

2022


  1. Hobbs, New Mexico (pop. 41,604)
  2. Lea County, New Mexico (pop. 76,432)

2023

2022

2022


  1. Clovis, New Mexico (pop. 38,567)
  2. Roosevelt County, New Mexico (pop. 19,019)
  3. Eunice, New Mexico (pop. 3,026)
  4. Edgewood, New Mexico (pop. 6,154)
  5. Danville, Illinois (pop. 28,787)

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