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A right to reproductive freedom would include "the ability to make and effectuate decisions to prevent, continue, or end one's own pregnancy."

An Aug. 30, 2023, summary by the city Bureau of Engineering noted that the fix-and-release plan was never fully “effectuated” and it fizzled.

Powell said the reality has been the opposite, with the authority having to serve at the direction of elected officials and “effectuate the policies they would like to adopt.”

“These specific topics include, but are not limited to, the legitimacy of the election results, allegations of fraud effectuated by election workers, and your personal lawsuits relating to these allegations,” the letter said.

The state also couldn’t discriminate over a person “making and effectuating decisions about all matters relating to one’s own pregnancy or decision whether to become or remain pregnant.”