Wisconsin Supreme Court Invalidates Abortion Law

[skews13]

MADISON - Women in Wisconsin will continue to have access to abortion services under a new ruling from the state's highest court that invalidates a 176-year-old state law that had banned abortions in nearly every situation.

MSN

Looks like Elon money only goes so far.

 

[justoffal]

MADISON - Women in Wisconsin will continue to have access to abortion services under a new ruling from the state's highest court that invalidates a 176-year-old state law that had banned abortions in nearly every situation.

MSN

Looks like Elon money only goes so far.

Shrug...... Soooooo abortion is where it belongs.
With the states...

 

[excalibur]

They basically ruled that the laws passed in the last 50 years made the old law moot.

 

[Rigby5]

Shrug...... Soooooo abortion is where it belongs.
With the states...

Because abortion is based on religion, sacrifice by the woman, and medicine, it does not belong with the feds or states, but instead should be up to each individual.

 

[skews13]

They basically ruled that the laws passed in the last 50 years made the old law moot.

Abortion is now legal in Wisconsin at any time, for any reason.

It is also now a sanctuary state for women in surrounding states. Now along with Illinois, women in midwest states have more options.

 

[excalibur]

Abortion is now legal in Wisconsin at any time, for any reason.

It is also now a sanctuary state for women in surrounding states. Now along with Illinois, women in midwest states have more options.

You are sad. Why do you so love killing humans in the womb?

 

[Vrenn]

You are sad. Why do you so love killing humans in the womb?

Will you please stand still. We aren't after killing most people. You keep affecting my sight in.

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Wisconsin is projected to experience a significant population decline, with estimates suggesting a decrease of nearly 200,000 residents by 2050, primarily due to declining birth rates and an aging population.

Population Projections​

• According to projections from the Wisconsin Department of Administration, the state's population is expected to decline from approximately 5.89 million in 2020 to about 5.71 million by 2050. This represents a decrease of around 183,598 residents.
  
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• Another projection estimates a decline of approximately 279,000 people over the next 25 years, with specific county-level data indicating that most counties will face population decreases.
  
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Contributing Factors​

1. Declining Birth Rates: Wisconsin has seen a consistent drop in birth rates, contributing to the overall population decline. Fewer births mean a smaller younger population to replace the aging demographic.
   
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2. Aging Population: The baby boomer generation is entering higher mortality age groups, which is expected to lead to a natural decrease in population as deaths outpace births.
   
   2
3. Migration Trends: Wisconsin is not experiencing significant in-migration to offset the declining birth rates. Many areas, particularly urban centers like Milwaukee, have seen population losses, while only a few counties are projected to grow.
   
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   4 Sources

Regional Impacts​

• Specific counties are projected to experience severe declines, with Florence County expected to lose 31% of its population and Adams County projected to decline by 29% by 2050.
  
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• Conversely, some counties, such as Dane County, are expected to see growth, with projections indicating an increase of 38% by 2050.
  
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  3 Sources

Conclusion​

The population decline in Wisconsin poses challenges for the state's future, including potential impacts on the economy, workforce, and social services. Addressing these trends may require policy interventions to encourage higher birth rates and attract new residents to the state.

 

[Vrenn]

Wisconsin is projected to experience a significant population decline, with estimates suggesting a decrease of nearly 200,000 residents by 2050, primarily due to declining birth rates and an aging population.

Population Projections​

• According to projections from the Wisconsin Department of Administration, the state's population is expected to decline from approximately 5.89 million in 2020 to about 5.71 million by 2050. This represents a decrease of around 183,598 residents.
  
  2
• Another projection estimates a decline of approximately 279,000 people over the next 25 years, with specific county-level data indicating that most counties will face population decreases.
  
  1
• 
  
  
  
  
  
  3 Sources

Contributing Factors​

1. Declining Birth Rates: Wisconsin has seen a consistent drop in birth rates, contributing to the overall population decline. Fewer births mean a smaller younger population to replace the aging demographic.
   
   2
2. Aging Population: The baby boomer generation is entering higher mortality age groups, which is expected to lead to a natural decrease in population as deaths outpace births.
   
   2
3. Migration Trends: Wisconsin is not experiencing significant in-migration to offset the declining birth rates. Many areas, particularly urban centers like Milwaukee, have seen population losses, while only a few counties are projected to grow.
   
   2
4. 
   
   
   
   
   
   4 Sources

Regional Impacts​

• Specific counties are projected to experience severe declines, with Florence County expected to lose 31% of its population and Adams County projected to decline by 29% by 2050.
  
  2
• Conversely, some counties, such as Dane County, are expected to see growth, with projections indicating an increase of 38% by 2050.
  
  1
• 
  
  
  
  
  
  3 Sources

Conclusion​

The population decline in Wisconsin poses challenges for the state's future, including potential impacts on the economy, workforce, and social services. Addressing these trends may require policy interventions to encourage higher birth rates and attract new residents to the state.

Could the loss of JOBS be a factor? At some point, the United States are going to have to invest in job creation. If a young person cannot find a job then they don't have a choice but to relocate to an area with jobs. You can call this Socialism if you wish but the cause was the total lack of sense Capitalism that allowed those job losses in the first place. Now we have to fix the problem or get ready to become a third world nation.

 

[jackflash]

MADISON - Women in Wisconsin will continue to have access to abortion services under a new ruling from the state's highest court that invalidates a 176-year-old state law that had banned abortions in nearly every situation.

MSN

Looks like Elon money only goes so far.

Murder, don't live life without it!

 

[justoffal]

Wisconsin is projected to experience a significant population decline, with estimates suggesting a decrease of nearly 200,000 residents by 2050, primarily due to declining birth rates and an aging population.

Population Projections​

• According to projections from the Wisconsin Department of Administration, the state's population is expected to decline from approximately 5.89 million in 2020 to about 5.71 million by 2050. This represents a decrease of around 183,598 residents.
  
  2
• Another projection estimates a decline of approximately 279,000 people over the next 25 years, with specific county-level data indicating that most counties will face population decreases.
  
  1
• 
  
  
  
  
  
  3 Sources

Contributing Factors​

1. Declining Birth Rates: Wisconsin has seen a consistent drop in birth rates, contributing to the overall population decline. Fewer births mean a smaller younger population to replace the aging demographic.
   
   2
2. Aging Population: The baby boomer generation is entering higher mortality age groups, which is expected to lead to a natural decrease in population as deaths outpace births.
   
   2
3. Migration Trends: Wisconsin is not experiencing significant in-migration to offset the declining birth rates. Many areas, particularly urban centers like Milwaukee, have seen population losses, while only a few counties are projected to grow.
   
   2
4. 
   
   
   
   
   
   4 Sources

Regional Impacts​

• Specific counties are projected to experience severe declines, with Florence County expected to lose 31% of its population and Adams County projected to decline by 29% by 2050.
  
  2
• Conversely, some counties, such as Dane County, are expected to see growth, with projections indicating an increase of 38% by 2050.
  
  1
• 
  
  
  
  
  
  3 Sources

Conclusion​

The population decline in Wisconsin poses challenges for the state's future, including potential impacts on the economy, workforce, and social services. Addressing these trends may require policy interventions to encourage higher birth rates and attract new residents to the state.

So the economy will get better. Houses will sell for less, rent will decrease.

 

[initforme]

Most americans want to keep access to abortion in somecapacity so this isnt a surprise

 

[Man With A Plan]

MADISON - Women in Wisconsin will continue to have access to abortion services under a new ruling from the state's highest court that invalidates a 176-year-old state law that had banned abortions in nearly every situation.

MSN

Looks like Elon money only goes so far.

Gee, Skews...didn't you on the left claim that sending the abortion issue back to the States would mean the end of abortions? (eye roll)

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

‘Gov. Tony Evers, who authorized the lawsuit brought by Attorney General Josh Kaul, said when the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, the court "upended five decades of precedent and threw reproductive freedom in Wisconsin — and across our country — into chaos."’ ibid

Overturning Roe was never about ‘letting the states decide’ – for authoritarian conservatives it’s about a nationwide ban, it’s about more government at the expense of individual liberty, contrary to the will of the people of the states who recognize the right to privacy and reproductive autonomy.

 

[Man With A Plan]

‘Gov. Tony Evers, who authorized the lawsuit brought by Attorney General Josh Kaul, said when the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, the court "upended five decades of precedent and threw reproductive freedom in Wisconsin — and across our country — into chaos."’ ibid

Overturning Roe was never about ‘letting the states decide’ – for authoritarian conservatives it’s about a nationwide ban, it’s about more government at the expense of individual liberty, contrary to the will of the people of the states who recognize the right to privacy and reproductive autonomy.

How does letting States decide the abortion issue lead to a "nationwide ban", Clayton? Obviously that's not the case, as Wisconsin has shown, yet you're still here peddling that same false narrative!

 

[SeaMajor7]

Calling abortion "reproductive freedom" is completely abhorrent and EVIL.

 

[badbob85037]

Can anyone tell me a Muslim country in population decline?

 

[justoffal]

MADISON - Women in Wisconsin will continue to have access to abortion services under a new ruling from the state's highest court that invalidates a 176-year-old state law that had banned abortions in nearly every situation.

MSN

Looks like Elon money only goes so far.

The whole point to make it a state matter.
The state is responsible not the federal government. Federal government never should have been involved in it.