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A local anti-abortion group wanted to push the Utah Republican Party to clarify where it stands on the legality of in vitro fertilization as it cheers on a near-total abortion ban in front of the Utah Supreme Court .
Alabama Supreme Court ruling earlier this year has raised questions about how state abortion bans could limit access to IVF .
Party leadership are seemingly avoiding a delegate vote on the matter.
Abortion bans have become a political liability for the GOP since the Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade .
Utah 's 2020 trigger law almost completely outlaws abortion, with exceptions for victims of rape and incest.
Abortion remains legal up to 18 weeks in Utah while that law is tied up in court.
Utah Republicans are trying to win five statewide races this year .
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