Women across the country are stocking up on abortion pills, ahead of a second term for President-Elect Donald Trump. Medication providers say there's been a sudden spike in requests. KXAN's Tom Miller talks with The Hill's Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech about their concern and proactive planning.

All of them said the election was the reason they were making these choices now. Requests for long-term birth control and permanent sterilizations have surged across the nation since the election, doctors told The Associated Press.