Reproductive Rights:

While a complete loss of all reproductive rights is improbable due to the diversity of rights involved and resistance from states, courts, and activists, significant restrictions—especially on abortion and potentially contraception and IVF—are likely under Trump’s second term. His administration’s early actions, guided by Project 2025 and anti-abortion appointees, signal a concerted effort to curtail access domestically and globally. However, public support for reproductive rights, state-level protections, and ongoing legal battles may mitigate the extent of these losses. For the latest updates, monitoring sources like the Center for Reproductive Rights or Guttmacher Institute is advisable

Voting :

While Trump’s executive order could create significant obstacles to voting for some eligible U.S. citizens, particularly through restrictive registration requirements and mail-in ballot rules, it does not and cannot eliminate all voting rights. The Constitution, federal laws, state authority, and ongoing legal challenges provide robust safeguards against such an outcome. However, the order’s implementation could disproportionately affect certain groups, and its legality is already being contested in court. For the most accurate updates, monitor ongoing lawsuits and state responses, as these will shape the order’s impact ahead of the 2026 midterms.If you’d like, I can search for more recent developments or analyze specific aspects of the order further. Let me know!