Help Health Care Reform Become Reality in Indiana!

Health Care Reform has been signed by President Obama and across the nation implementation is underway. Here in Indiana, however, there's no guarantee that Hoosiers will ever benefit from this historic legislation. Health care reform opponents are campaigning vigorously for Indiana to opt out entirely, and short of that, to opt out of the totally separate and distinct abortion coverage – the new law provides that Americans should be able to use their own money to purchase coverage within state health care exchanges.

You need to make your voice heard again!

Let's be clear. No taxpayer dollars would go toward abortion in the state health care exchanges. Nonetheless, those opposed to abortion have begun their campaign of misinformation to try to mislead Hoosiers and generate opposition to the provisions.

Planned Parenthood is reaching out to other groups in Indiana to ensure that the nearly 750,000 uninsured Hoosiers can access affordable health care.

Join us in protecting Hoosier patients by making your voice heard!

Your Vote is Your Voice...

The General Election is Nov. 2, 2010.
Please don't forget to vote. It has been projected that many of the voters that registered for the first time in 2008, and who helped Indiana turn blue, will not likely vote in the 2010 elections. Let's prove them wrong! Encourage your family and friends to go to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010!

Not sure where your polling place is?
Look it up here!

What should you do in order to vote?
You need to register first!

1. Print off the voter registration form.
2. Fill it out.
3. Send to the county office on the backside of the form in which you reside. It must be postmarked by Monday, Oct. 4.

Curious about why it's important to exercise your right to vote? Contact us!

Who should you vote for?
Planned Parenthood Advocates of Indiana has not officially endorsed any candidates at this time. To learn more about the incumbents in your area, please visit VoteSmart.

• Click on either the 'Senate or House of Representatives' on the right hand side under 'State Legislature.'
• Select the Incumbent of interest.
• Select 'Issue Position' on the right.
• You decide.