Oregon already has some of the most liberal abortion laws in the U.S., leaving out otherwise common requirements for waiting periods or spending limits on taxpayer funds.
The measure, which does offer some religious-based exemptions, comes as the federal government and other states are seeking restrictions on abortion services.
President Donald Trump earlier this year signed legislation allowing states to withhold federal family planning funds from Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers.
The Democratic-controlled Oregon Senate approved the measure in a 17-13 vote along party lines.
Oregon's $10 million reproductive health care bill would also provide public funds for family planning services and post-partum care for low-income residents.
The measure offers some religious-based exemptions, as dictated by federal law, which apply narrowly to churches and other religious nonprofits.
"We should not be showering politically well-connected abortion clinics with political gift cards under the guise of 'equity,' that is totally discreditable. »
