Four years after Dobbs, nearly 1.4 million Arizona women of reproductive age remain at the center of the debate over reproductive freedom. Andy Biggs has spent those same four years fighting to restrict it.
While Arizona voters moved to protect abortion rights, Biggs has continued to push some of the most restrictive abortion policies in the country, including repeated support for legislation that could effectively ban abortion nationwide and threaten access to contraception and IVF.
As the nation marks the fourth anniversary of Dobbs, Biggs’ record offers a clear picture of how he would approach reproductive rights as Arizona’s next governor.
Biggs has spent years building one of the most aggressive anti-abortion records in Congress. His record includes:
- Voting against codifying abortion protections into federal law, falsely claiming it would lead to “late-term” abortions in every state.
- Opposing legislation to protect patients traveling out of state for abortion care and to ensure interstate access to FDA-approved abortion medications.
- Consistently voting against the right to access contraception and healthcare providers’ ability to provide it.
- Co-sponsoring the Life at Conception Act five times, threatening to outlaw nearly all abortions and restrict access to contraception and IVF.
- Introducing bills to mandate ultrasounds and deny abortion as healthcare.
- Working internationally to remove reproductive rights language from global agreements.
- Calling abortion “murder” and vilifying providers and those choosing abortion.
- Opposing federal funding for Planned Parenthood and reproductive healthcare services.
If elected governor, Biggs wouldn’t be starting from scratch. He has consistently sought new ways to restrict reproductive healthcare access, limit personal freedoms, and advance an agenda that goes far beyond the Dobbs decision itself.
For Andy Biggs, Dobbs was never the end of the fight—it was the beginning.
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Published: Jun 24, 2026