In 2018, an entirely randomly selected Irish citizens' assembly recommended repealing the constitutional ban on abortion, which was subsequently approved by voters in a national referendum

U.S. campaigns, voting, and the people running for office.

Law and political conflict over abortion access, contraception, fertility treatment and the medical care surrounding pregnancy in the United States. Returned largely to the states by the Supreme Court's 2022 Dobbs ruling, and fought since through ballot measures, legislatures and courts.