Sofia Resnick

She/Her. National reproductive rights reporter for @stateline_news. Tips to sresnick(at)stateline(dot)org.

[Jane Norman @JaneNorman]

US House Republicans elect Ohio firebrand Jim Jordan to lead party in next Congress -- @ArianaLFigueroa & @ShauneenMiranda for States Newsroom DC https://t.co/OwbADuU0xE

[Adam Wren @adamwren]

In 2023, I traveled to Texas to profile a little-known seminarian and state lawmaker.

https://t.co/GiXvZrvhHG

[Ashley Murray | @ashleymurray.bsky.social @Ashley__Murray]

Democrats flip THREE Senate seats. Follow more live results at https://t.co/OjvkTzup8U

[Charlotte Rene Woods @charlottewords]

Virginians protect gay marriage, voting rights and reproductive rights in state Constitution
https://t.co/ywtIazV2hQ

[Jane Norman @JaneNorman]

UPDATED Trump cancels weekend Kansas and Iowa rallies 5 days ahead of election https://t.co/TR0F90tuDk

[Sofia Resnick @SofiaResnick]

College students from three swing states — New Hampshire, North Carolina and Texas — have been fighting against barriers to voting during the midterm elections. Some are looking to break misconceptions about Gen Z. Via @elishacbrown https://t.co/gEmlId5JpZ

[Lise Olsen @LiseDigger]

Must-read story on concerning news about delays in a report on #maternalmortality in #Texas. So glad @TumaTime is now a @TexasObserver staffer! https://t.co/aPaAH1GaCp #women #healthcare

[PBS News @NewsHour]

For more than 25 years, mifepristone has been approved for abortion in the U.S. But mifepristone and a similar drug have also been proven to treat conditions like uterine fibroids and endometriosis.

As anti-abortion groups lobby to further restrict these drugs, special correspondent Sarah Varney and producer Rachel Wellford took a look at these treatments for our series, Beyond Abortion.

[PBS News @NewsHour]

Four years have passed since the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision opened the door to state abortion bans.

A study from Oregon Health and Science University finds those bans are hurting women who aren't seeking abortions at all. Researchers found delays in miscarriage treatment increase the risk to a woman's health and fertility and prolong the grief of a lost pregnancy.

Those issues weigh heavily on the doctors treating these patients.

Special correspondent Sarah Varney traveled to Kentucky and Texas, two states with near-total abortion bans, to speak with OB-GYNs about how these laws are changing how they practice medicine.

[Sarah Varney @SarahVarney4]

WATCH @NewsHour We traveled around Idaho to report on an abortion rights ballot measure. Here's what we found: "Every word in our current law has been precisely thought about, debated, and put there on purpose," said Sen. Camille Blaylock. @rachelwellford
https://t.co/gU9eocWjYY

[Sarah Varney @SarahVarney4]

Idaho law bars women w/ fatal fetal diagnoses from ending pregnancies, including when "the brain does not develop normally and the skull is left open, exposing brain tissue to amniotic fluid that causes the tissue to dissolve." by Kelcie Moseley-Morris
https://t.co/apfAWaPMlt

[Sofia Resnick @SofiaResnick]

Anti-abortion OB-GYN Dr. Kerri Brackney of Tennessee says anencephaly increases risks for the pregnant person but still argues abortion would be worse: "Sometimes moms find stillbirths to be a gift, where they didn’t have to decide and it happened naturally."

[Sofia Resnick @SofiaResnick]

Idaho is one of 11 states with strict abortion bans that do not allow exceptions for fatal fetal anomalies. And it is the only state this election cycle where voters have the chance to undo it. Important piece by Kelcie Moseley-Morris: https://t.co/tZYeJCuMcB

[Charlotte Rene Woods @charlottewords]

I was on @wamu885 recently to discuss Virginia's pending reproductive rights constitutional amendment.

https://t.co/4cGRLc8cwb

[Julianne McShane @JulianneMcShane]

New @MSNOWNews: With ballot measures in 5 states targeting trans kids, some Democrats are testing out a novel strategy for fighting back: using Republicans’ arguments about government overreach and parents’ rights against them.

https://t.co/MbEgOPq32Y

[Sofia Resnick @SofiaResnick]

Housing experts & home producers think a recent federal change could help unlock thousands more affordable housing options around the U.S., but first states have to examine outdated regulations, by Robbie Sequeira: https://t.co/MMdlKH0p8Q

[Kristi Stone Hamrick @KristiSHamrick]

Hell has frozen over ... I agree with Ms. Magazine .... at least the headline! Trump’s FDA Wants to Talk About Abortion Pills After the Election. Let’s Talk About Them Now. https://t.co/bXtvtO2eso

[Sofia Resnick @SofiaResnick]

And there's video: https://t.co/wm5C3JHqyD

[Sofia Resnick @SofiaResnick]

Across the U.S., warm weather and drought have decimated black and brown bears' natural food supply. Desperate bears have raided garbage cans, broken into homes and cars, torn through chicken coops and pulled down birdfeeders. By Alex Brown. https://t.co/koZROWB0Gk

[Sofia Resnick @SofiaResnick]

This time around No Kings organizers shifted their focus, understanding that the midterm elections will determine which political party controls Congress, via @chatlanis https://t.co/nCZ6qPs6vn