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Lawmakers file abortion, reproductive autonomy bills ahead of Texas legislative session
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· November 12, 2026
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Texas lawmakers have filed several bills relating to abortion and reproductive autonomy ahead of the legislative session. Bills will require passage by both a Democratic Texas House and Republican-controlled Senate.
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Key takeaway Bills will require passage by both a Democratic Texas House and Republican-controlled Senate.
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