“When we think about who is it that is least likely to have access to broader social support — things like access to high-quality health care or transportation, or some of the other services that not only are necessary to access abortion care but necessary to mitigate the harms that are caused by lack of access to abortion care — it’s also women with disabilities and women veterans that are impacted,” Goodman said. Texas, which has an abortion ban, has the highest number of women with disabilities of reproductive age of any state at 448,400, followed by Florida, which has a 15-week abortion ban and 301,500 women with disabilities of reproductive age, according to the National Partnership for Women and Families.