Alaskan leaders split on limits for abortion and birth control

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Alaska’s leaders appear to be far apart on abortion and reproductive rights.

The state’s Republican governor vetoed legislation that would expand birth control access; meanwhile, a judge struck down a state law that puts limits on who can perform abortions in the state.

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