Florida, a major player in the American abortion landscape, will see a significant change with the enforcement of a six-week abortion ban. This strict new law replaces a 15-week ban, forcing most Floridians and others in the Southeast to seek the procedure in Virginia or beyond. The ban is part of a trend in the region following the overturning of Roe v. Wade, resulting in increased demand for services in Florida. The law also introduces restrictions on medication abortions and imposes criminal penalties for violations. Abortion providers and funds are preparing for the impact, with a constitutional amendment vote in November offering a potential reversal. The state will face challenges in providing accessible abortion services, resulting in increased travel and logistical difficulties for patients. The future impact on abortion rates in Florida remains uncertain, but similar bans in other states have led to significant declines in abortion numbers.