Voters in several states will likely have the chance to reverse their states’ abortion bans this November — but the election results could come too late for clinics that have been forced to scale back or even shut down while those bans were in effect.

Planned Parenthood clinics in California are bracing for an uptick in patients crossing the state line for abortions, after the Arizona Supreme Court upheld a nearly total prohibition on the procedure.

Clinics across Ohio who provide abortion services asked a Hamilton County court to declare Ohio’s six-week abortion ban unconstitutional in light of the Ohio Constitutional amendment protecting reproductive rights passed by 57% of voters in November.

The National Abortion Federation has released data showing increases in the number of incidents such as arson, burglaries, death threats, and invasion.

A law ending all licenses for clinics by 2024 was blocked by an injunction while it is challenged in court.

Legal abortions in the state will only be conducted in hospitals for emergencies and victims of sexual crimes starting in 2024.