In Georgia, a conservative law has prevented an abortion rights referendum from coinciding with the presidential election, raising concerns among women about their reproductive rights. Following the Supreme Court’s 2022 decision overturning federal protections, Georgia enforces strict abortion regulations, allowing the procedure only during the first six weeks of pregnancy. Reports indicate a troubling increase in maternal mortality linked to these laws. Advocates express urgency for change, highlighting the dire consequences facing women like Every Davies-Bell, who faced life-threatening complications due to restrictive policies. The current administration’s plans to restrict emergency contraceptives further intensify the debate.