Ohio Senate Passes Strong Pro-Life Budget

Today, the pro-life Ohio Senate voted in favor of one of the strongest pro-life budgets in Ohio history. Led by pro-life Senators Tom Patton, Peggy Lehner, Shannon Jones, Joe Uecker and Randy Gardner, the Senate approved a budget containing the following Ohio Right to Life initiatives: Reprioritization of Family Planning Funds Away From Planned Parenthood Establishment of New Funding for Pregnancy Centers Ban on Public Hospitals From Entering Into Transfer Agreements With Abortion Clinics Strengthening of Abortion Clinic Regulations

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Gallup Poll Demonstrates Americans Are Pro-Life

Fifty-eight percent of Americans want either all or almost all abortions illegal in the United States, according to Gallup's annual Values and Beliefs poll conducted May 2 -7. These national polling results arrive on the heels of a Gallup Poll conducted earlier this year. That poll showed that 80 percent of Americans reject third trimester abortion and 64 percent reject second trimester abortion.

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Senator Portman Holds Roundtable Meeting with Ohio Right to Life

At the request of US Senator Rob Portman, Ohio Right to Life's trustees and staff members participated in a strategic roundtable discussion yesterday. The focus of the meeting was to discuss initiatives and opportunities to help mothers and their babies at both the state and national level.

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Toledo Abortion Clinic Caught Breaking Ohio Law

Today, State Regulators exposed a cover-up involving Center for Choice of Toledo. According to Ohio Department of Health documents, this abortion clinic operated without a transfer agreement resulting in a recommended closure and a $25,000 fine.

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Abortion Clinic Fails Health and Safety Inspection

After an investigation and inspection of Capital Care Network of Cuyahoga Falls, the Ohio Department of Health announced its intent to shut down the abortion provider due to multiple health and safety violations.

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