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U.S. StateTotal no. of publicly funded abortions , 2010No. of federally funded abortions, 2010No. of state funded abortions, 2010
Alabama9 9 0
Alaska835 0 835
Arizona14 1 13
Arkansas0 0 0
California88,466 0 88,466
Colorado0 0 0
Connecticutu 0 u
Delaware1 1 u
District of Columbia0 0 0
Floridau 0 u
Georgia8 8 0
Hawaii1,279 0 1,279
Idaho0 0 0
Illinois371 237 134
Indiana0 0 0
Iowa23 3 20
Kansas0 0 0
Kentucky0 0 0
Louisiana0 0 0
Maine15 15 u
Maryland4,352 0 4,352
Massachusetts4,100 0 4,100
Michigan7 7 0
Minnesota3,941 16 3,925
Mississippi0 0 0
Missouri0 0 0
Montana422 5 417
Nebraskau 0 u
Nevada0 0 0
New Hampshire3 3 0
New Jersey10,277 0 10,277
New Mexico1,270 0 1,270
New York45,722 0 45,722 a
North Carolina3 3 0
North Dakota0 0 0
Ohio9 9 0
Oklahoma0 0 0
Oregon3,427 0 3,427
Pennsylvania7 0 7
Rhode Island0 0 0
South Carolina9 9 0
South Dakotau 0 u
Tennessee0 0 0
Texas3 3 0
Utahu 0 u
Vermont699 0 699
Virginia2 2 u
Washington14,236 0 14,236
West Virginia1,111 0 1,111
Wisconsinu 0 u
Wyoming0 0 0
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Notes

  1. Number of abortions is from 2009; expenditures are estimated using the average spending per abortion in the other nonrestrictive states ($375). Notes: State policies are as of the middle of FY 2010 (April 1, 2010). States with nonrestrictive policies use their own funds to pay for most or all medically necessary abortions provided to Medicaid recipients; the policy may have been adopted either voluntarily or because of a court order. States with restrictive policies pay for abortions only in a few circumstances: when necessary to save the life of the woman or when the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest (which is federal policy); only to save the life of the woman (a violation of federal policy); or
  2. u = unavailable
  3. n/a = not applicable

Sources

  1. Public Funding for Family Planning, Sterilization and Abortion Services, FY 1980-2010, New York: Guttmacher Institute, Sonfield A and Gold RB, 2012
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