U.S. States Where Abortion is Banned

Many States allow for abortions in any case, but these States have a near total ban. Can you guess which ones?

Every State has exceptions based on health of the mother, incest, and other factors on an individual basis.

According to World Population Review 2026

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Status	Answer	Exceptions
Banned	Alabama	To save mother's life/health; in case of fetal anomalies
Banned	Arkansas	To save mother's life
Banned	Idaho	To save mother's life; in case of rape/incest (in the first trimester only)
Banned	Indiana	To save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 12 weeks) or fetal anomalies (up to 22 weeks)
Banned	Kentucky	To save mother's life/physical health
Banned	Louisiana	To save mother's life/physical health
Banned	Mississippi	To save mother's life; in case of rape (up to 6 weeks)
Banned	North Dakota	Life, physical health and rape/incest (up to 6 weeks LMP)
Banned	Oklahoma	To save mother's life

Status	Answer	Exceptions
Banned	South Dakota	To save mother's life
Banned	Tennessee	To save mother's life/physical health
Banned	Texas	To save mother's life
Banned	West Virginia	To save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 8 weeks) or fetal anomalies
6 Weeks	Florida	To save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 15 weeks) or fetal anomalies (during first 2 trimesters)
6 Weeks	Georgia	To save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 22 weeks) or fetal anomalies (up to 22 weeks)
6 Weeks	Iowa	To save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 22 weeks) or fetal anomalies (up to 22 weeks)
6 Weeks	South Carolina	To save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 12 weeks) or fetal anomalies