We Won't Go Back rally turns focus toward upcoming elections
Days after the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, protestors gathered outside of Des Moines City Hall, turning outrage into calls for action.
Protestors gathered to call for abortion rights to be codified into federal law and to voice concerns that Republican lawmakers could further restrict abortion access in Iowa.
Speakers encouraged crowds to focus on electing lawmakers in November that will support abortion access and to rally neighbors, coworkers, friends and family members to do the same.
"Let your legislators know, they're gonna get fired if they don't get back our health care," said Susan Mrzena, an abortion-rights advocate. "Turn to your neighbor, have they gotten registered to vote? Be sure to let them know that their vote is your healthcare choice."
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