Wyoming

Abortion is subject to a NEAR-TOTAL BAN in Wyoming. Abortion is prohibited at virtually all stages of pregnancy, with only very narrow exceptions. Providers face criminal penalties for violations. Patients seeking care typically must travel out of state.

Wyoming has a near-total ban that applies from the moment of fertilization or implantation. Surgical and medication abortions are both prohibited except under the state's narrow medical exceptions.

Life of the pregnant person, rape, incest, and certain fetal abnormalities incompatible with life. Medication abortion specifically banned by separate statute.

Wyoming requires parental consent for minors seeking an abortion. A judicial bypass option is generally available for minors who cannot involve a parent.

Medication abortion access in Wyoming is restricted. Mifepristone or misoprostol may only be dispensed in a clinical setting, or may be prohibited entirely if the state's ban covers medication abortion. Telehealth abortion medication services are generally not available in states with near-total bans or early gestational limits.

Wyoming passed a near-total surgical abortion ban (effective July 2023) and a separate ban on medication abortion. Courts have blocked portions — ongoing litigation as of April 2026.

For the most current abortion laws in Wyoming, consult the official source at https://health.wyo.gov/. Given the rapid pace of legal changes, always verify current law with your healthcare provider or a licensed attorney before making decisions.