Dr. Leah Roberts and Vice President Kamala Harris express concerns over Florida's new six-week abortion ban, citing limited exceptions and risks to women's health.

The ban, criticized for its timing under former President Trump, is countered by President Biden's promise to reinstate abortion protections.

Backlash against the ban is fueling a campaign for a ballot measure in Florida that could restore access to abortions up to 24 weeks if passed in November.

Women in Florida face increased costs and emotional distress due to the ban, as they may need to travel out of state for abortion services.

The restrictive law could drive experienced doctors out of Florida, exacerbating a reduction in healthcare access.

Florida Democrats are pushing for a constitutional amendment to safeguard abortion rights, with a referendum set for the November presidential election.

Vice President Harris's visit to Jacksonville underscores the significance of reproductive healthcare and the potential influence of the abortion ban on upcoming elections.