Polling

November 18, 2020

New Poll Shows Concerns Over Access

But appreciation for what contraception makes possible is still celebrated by respondents.
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November 18, 2020

This Year We Love BC Even More

Unfortunately, people are also more concerned about accessing and affording the contraceptive methods they need and deserve.
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Fact Sheet

ThxBirthControl 2020: Survey Says

New public opinion polling commissioned by Power to Decide shows concerns about access to contraception.
An drawing of a hand holding a phone and the words, "For women with annual household incomes under $50,000: 21% of respondents reported using telehealth services."
Fact Sheet

Survey Says: Telehealth

Access and knowledge gaps exist for women with lower incomes.
August 20, 2020

SIGNIFICANT TELEHEALTH SUPPORT

A new national survey released by Power to Decide shows that 77% agree that telehealth is a useful method to get birth control when in-person visits aren't possible.