North Carolina's Strict Abortion Law Marks Two-Year Anniversary

Since the Supreme Court's decision, North Carolina enforces a 12-week abortion limit with limited exceptions.

The law replaced a previous 20-week limit, with exceptions for rape, incest, and medical emergencies.
Political campaigns in the state have heavily focused on the abortion issue.
Democrats criticize gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson for his uncompromising stance on abortion.
Polling indicates the economy is the top issue for voters, with abortion and immigration following.
The state's Democratic Party plans to prioritize abortion rights in upcoming elections.