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Why Abortion Is Always on Your Ballot
When you vote in the 2026 Midterm Election, you’ll decide the future of abortion access in your community and state.

Scalawag Feature: raven e. Freeborn on birth work amid the fifth anniversary of the Texas abortion ban
“Reproductive justice is like a constellation, and abortion access is one of the stars in the greater constellation of justice.” – raven e. Freeborn (they/them), Avow Texas CEO

The Candidates We’re Endorsing to Build Reproductive Justice-Centered Governance in Texas
Avow Texas is proud to announce our 2026 Midterm Election Endorsements — all champions for reproductive justice and everyday Texans.

City Dollars Belong in Our Communities: Power to the People’s Priorities
Economic justice is reproductive justice. We’re advocating for people-centered city budgets in Austin and San Antonio!

Queering Your Understanding of Reproductive Justice
The fight for abortion access is not one separate from queer and trans liberation. These fights are about our fundamental right to our bodily autonomy.

Mifepristone is available via telehealth nationwide, even in Texas. But the case attempting to block access isn’t over yet.
Here’s the most important thing to know right now, as of May 2026: You can still access abortion pills, including Mifepristone, via telehealth. Even in Texas!