Abortion has been CT law since 1990. With the end of Roe vs. Wade, here's why it will be an election issue. – Hartford Courant

Democrats will make the legislation an issue “for those voting against it,” Senate President Pro Tem Martin Looney of New Haven said in an interview.

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