With a woman to look at culture from a Christian worldview, I'm John Stone Street with the point.

According to a recent report on the online source 538.com, the Dobs decision is made a big difference.

There are almost 94,000 fewer abortions in states that implemented BAN's post-dobs,

just between July and March, author Amelia Thompson to vote summarized in a Twitter thread,

almost 100,000 affected, that's not even the full year.

And in states without BAN she continues, abortions rose by 70,000.

In other words, the Dobs decision, the US Supreme Court, could overturn Roe v. Wade and return

abortion decisions back to the states, has meant a net decrease of 24,000 fewer abortions nationwide already.

Some BANs have had more significant impact than others.

For example, in states that if BAN abortion after six weeks, abortions tend to drop by 50 to 60%.

If that happened in Florida, she continues, where a six week BAN is pending, we could be talking about 4,000 fewer abortions every month.

Now to be clear, the author is alarmed by these numbers.

I'm not.

At the same time, the data is also pointing to huge shifts in how abortion is attained in America.

Most notably in increasing abortion tourism and in uptick in seeking chemical abortions, so our work continues.

And yet it's still safe to say, elections have consequences.

I'm John Stone Street.