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The vote against the popular fertility treatment could signal a widening scope in the anti-abortion movement from evangelicals since Roe v. Wade was overturned.

Indiana lawmakers introduced a bill that would allow pregnant people to claim their fetuses as dependents on their state taxes. It didn't pass this year, but it's expected to come up in the future.

Indiana code does protect IVF from the language of the abortion ban, but the president of the Good Trouble Coalition said the organization is concerned about a future rollback or federal action that puts that language at risk.