Access is a problem with only one clinic in the state. In 2006, a more strict bill was rejected by voters.

But, the radical right regrouped and re-tooled the proposed ban and it's on the ballot in November as "Initiated Measure 11" which would ban abortion "except in cases of rape, incest and a narrow interpretation of the health and life of the woman."

The purpose of the group behind it, Vote Yes for Life: to provide the case that will overturn Roe v. Wade.

One pro-choice doctor says:

"If there's a risk of a Class 4 felony if I don't meet the ambiguous standard of 'serious risk of substantial and irreversible impairment of a major bodily organ or system,' there's no way I would consider doing an abortion for health reasons," [Dr.]Buehner said. "This represents incredible government interference in the practice of medicine."

Then, there's the Lampstand Project, a church group which has organized to convince women not to have abortions and again, produce the case that will overturn Roe v. Wade:

[Rev.] Hickey says he believes South Dakota has been chosen by God to challenge Roe v. Wade. At a time when the United States allows "the shedding of innocent blood," Hickey said in an interview in his office at Church at the Gate, "He is giving the nation a window of opportunity to address this. He's picked the state that can pull it off."

They have a list of 35 ways for members to support the November Initiative.

"[A] key component of the Vote Yes effort is the campaign trail testimony of women who regret their abortions and want to stop others from having them. The 'candidates' of this particular initiative are the women who have been harmed, those w