What’s the political situation in general (party)?

How accessible is health care?

What are social-economical factors that could influence abortion?

• age

• religion

• education

• income

• ethnical & cultural background

What’s the legal situation regarding abortion?

How high is the abortion rate?

What are current discussions in society?

Sources: https://states.guttmacher.org/policies/georgia/abortion-policies

https://www.guttmacher.org/monthly-abortion-provision-study

What´s the political situation in general (party)?

How accessible is health care?

What are social-economical factors that could influence abortion?

• age

• religion

• education

• income

• ethnical & cultural background

What’s the legal situation regarding abortion?

How high is the abortion rate?

What are current discussions in society?

Sources: https://states.guttmacher.org/policies/georgia/abortion-policies

https://www.guttmacher.org/monthly-abortion-provision-study

What’s the political situation in general (party)?

How accessible is health care?

What are social-economical factors that could influence abortion?

• age

• religion

• education

• income

• ethnical & cultural background

What’s the legal situation regarding abortion?

How high is the abortion rate?

What are current discussions in society?

Sources: https://states.guttmacher.org/policies/georgia/abortion-policies

https://www.guttmacher.org/monthly-abortion-provision-study

What’s the political situation in general (party)?

• conservative/republican

How accessible is health care?

• not great but not bad either

• Many have private health insurance (62%)

• Low physician rate

What are social-economical factors that could influence abortion?

• age

• religion

  —>most religions view abortion as taboo and are therefore standing against abortion rights, which factors into political aspects as well

• education

• income

  —> abortion in the US is very expensive and can be especially damning without health insurance

  —>35%of women aged 15–49 in Montana have incomes below 200% of the federal poverty level

• ethnical & cultural background

What’s the legal situation regarding abortion?

How high is the abortion rate?

-It‘s banned with some restrictions/protections

• Abortion is banned at fetal viability, generally 24–26 weeks of pregnancy

• Parental consent or notice is required for a minor's abortion

• State Medicaid funds cover abortion

• Qualified health care professionals, not solely physicians, can provide abortions

• State provides protections from harassment and physical harm for anyone entering an abortion clinic

How high is the abortion rate?

• 8.2 abortions per 1000 women aged 15-44 in 2020

• So 1630 abortions

• in 2023, the number of abortions were in the lower 3 digits per month

What are current discussions in society?

• ban blocked

Sources: https://states.guttmacher.org/policies/georgia/abortion-policies

https://www.guttmacher.org/monthly-abortion-provision-study

What´s the political situation in general (party)? democratic party

How accessible is health care? good access, 4th in the US in terms of health care quality, 76% privately insured, 16% govtl. insurance

What are social-economical factors that could influence abortion?

• age: 30% 30-39, 27% 40-49, 14% 20-24 & 25-29 each, 8% 15-17

• religion: mostly Christian (71%, 25% Catholic), 25% unaffiliated, 4% non-Christian

• education: 30% high school, 21% Bachelors degree, 2.4 % below 9th grade

• income: median $67.080 per household, 26% (between 15-49) have income below 200% of poverty level

• ethnical & cultural background: mostly white, 50% German heritage 81,9% white, 7,6% Hispanic, 7,3% African-American, 3,6% Asian

What’s the legal situation regarding abortion? legal but was temporarily banned between January and August 2023

How high is the abortion rate?: 6.960 in 2020, 6.4 per 1000 women

What are current discussions in society?: 13% consider abortion access one of the most important topics (third overall)

Sources: https://states.guttmacher.org/policies/georgia/abortion-policies

https://www.guttmacher.org/monthly-abortion-provision-study

What are consequences of these laws?

How does it influence migration towards other states?

Which possible solutions are there?

What’s your personal opinion on the subject?