https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2023/01/11/house-republicans-are-already-voting-on-anti-abortion-bills-as-gop-eyes-even-more-restrictions/
Topline The newly Republican-controlled House will kick off its session Wednesday with a series of votes that include two anti-abortion measures which, while certain to fail in the Senate, are part of a broader push by the GOP at the federal and state level to further restrict abortion in 2023 even after voters came out
House Republicans Are Already Voting On Anti-Abortion Bills As GOP Eyes Even More Restrictions
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